Eurodollar futures have always been an important interest rate and credit risk benchmark. Investors will watch them in an even more vigorous way in today’s highly volatile economy.

Eurodollar futures, which reflect the outlook for U.S. interest rates over the next few years, have started to price in an incremental easing of monetary policy by the Federal Reserve in 2024. If ...

Unlike bonds, Eurodollar value isn’t based on government or even corporate debt, but it still still involves paper lending. Or, better yet, what exactly is a Eurodollar? To the second question ...

Eurodollar futures 0#ED: have called a policy turn by the Federal Reserve before. Still, the Fed has made it abundantly clear that the U.S. economy needs to overcome tough employment and inflation ...

Eurodollar futures are ceasing to exist as part of the long, well-telegraphed transition away from derivatives tied to the London interbank offered rate. Goodbye, Eurodollar futures.

Eurodollar futures in general (I will use the June 2011 contract as a general proxy for the whole curve, but keep in mind there are other dimensions to consider especially calendar spreads as an ...

That means that eurodollar futures and options — for decades the bread and butter of those wagering on Federal Reserve decisions or hedging moves in short-term interest rates — will soon be gone.

The eurodollar futures market, which tracks short-term funding rate expectations over several years, is signaling funding stress by year-end for banks and corporations that could trigger ...

Traders and clerks frantically signal trades in eurodollar futures at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange after the Federal Reserve announced a hike in interest rates, June 30, 1999.

With that preface, the actual mechanics of Eurodollar futures trading are relatively simple. A single contract represents a three-month, $1,000,000 loan — although, ...

As the end of Libor looms, Eurodollar futures, which let traders bet on moves in short-term interest rates, are poised for the biggest shake-up since 1981.

Eurodollar futures, even though tied to LIBOR, did not do that during the panic, nor in the follow-up near-panic of 2011. They traded as what illiquidity would mean for the future – the results ...