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US Treasury Volatility Gauge Posts Biggest Weekly Jump in Over a Year

The ICE BofA MOVE index, which tracks US Treasury market volatility, has climbed about 29.69% this week, its largest gain since April, when President Trump’s sweeping import tariffs roiled global markets. The gauge now sits at its highest level since March. Societe Generale rates strategy head Adam Kurpiel said his team holds a neutral view on US rates and is waiting for volatility to ease before trading.

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The MOVE gauge's jump matters less as a standalone signal than as a reminder that Treasuries — the benchmark every crypto and RWA yield curve is priced off — are themselves trading with elevated uncertainty. The SocGen stance is telling: a major rates desk opting to sit neutral until volatility cools implies thinner conviction and wider risk premia across duration-sensitive assets, including tokenized Treasury products that market themselves as stable collateral. Whether the gauge retraces or extends is the open question; a sustained move higher would test that stability narrative.

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