U.S. Exchange Stocks Lag Behind German Rival
Surging interest rates are benefiting exchange operator Deutsche Börse by boosting demand for derivatives tied to borrowing costs.
Surging interest rates are benefiting exchange operator Deutsche Börse by boosting demand for derivatives tied to borrowing costs.
Soaring yields for dollar-denominated bonds have companies borrowing instead from local markets and banks.
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