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Flash Crash
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SIFMA: comparing corona crisis market functioning to the 2010 flash crash
Reuters: FX flash crashes put regulators on alert
Bank of England’s Chris Salmon says flash crashes will continue
BIS: The sterling ‘flash event’ of 7 October 2016
Thursday news roundup: The Fed on liquidity (AGAIN); CCP stress tests (Premium)
The NY Fed’s Liberty Street Economics blog: is there evidence of UST liquidity in decline?
Why has liquidity decreased in the markets? Daniel Tarullo says he isn’t sure.
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