According to BlockBeats, the MOVE Index, a measure of bond volatility, has experienced a seven-day upward trend, recently surpassing 137 points and currently standing at 137.2996, based on Tradingview data.
Arthur Hayes previously commented that those looking to predict when the Federal Reserve might ease monetary policy and increase money supply should closely monitor the MOVE Index. As this index rises, institutions engaged in leveraged treasury or corporate bond trading may be forced to sell due to increased margin requirements. These markets are critical areas where the Federal Reserve is likely to intervene to stabilize conditions. Hayes noted that once the MOVE Index exceeds 140, it could signal a market crash followed by significant opportunities for profit as the Federal Reserve injects liquidity.