Denitsa Tsekova is a Markets Reporter at Bloomberg. She focuses on finance, trading, and financial technology, covering topics such as global markets, trading platforms, and crypto regulation. Denitsa's work has been featured in numerous publications, including Yahoo Finance, The Australian Financial Review, and Fortune.
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By: Charlie Wells, Denitsa Tsekova, Isabelle Lee
Long-short tax harvesting is a winning strategy for the rich. It’s less certain for everyone else.
By: Isabelle Lee, Denitsa Tsekova, Charlie Wells
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By: Isabelle Lee, Denitsa Tsekova
Three weeks ago, Wall Street’s casino crowd took a beating. AI stocks buckled, semiconductor shares tumbled and leveraged trades unraveled.
By: Greg Ritchie, Denitsa Tsekova, Isabelle Lee
Scott Bessent’s bid to tame US borrowing costs knocked down long-term yields for barely a day. The more lasting market signal: the dollar weakened while gold and Bitcoin rallied, reinforcing a debasement trade fueled by swelling US deficits and concerns over the direction of US economic policy.
By: Yiqin Shen, Denitsa Tsekova, Lu Wang
An exchange-traded fund strategy that delivers Treasury bill-like returns with lower taxes is getting a fresh boost as Wall Street firms bet the approach will survive rising scrutiny from the US Treasury.
By: Denitsa Tsekova, Yiqin Shen, Lu Wang
An exchange-traded fund strategy that delivers Treasury bill-like returns with lower taxes is getting a fresh boost as Wall Street firms bet the approach will survive rising scrutiny from the US Treasury.
By: Denitsa Tsekova, Zachary R Mider
Every three months like clockwork, $40 billion rotates between two ETFs in a trade that lets foreign investors dodge US taxes
By: Denitsa Tsekova, Zachary R Mider
Major institutions are flipping between near-identical equity funds to avoid receiving dividends — and the 30% tax that comes with them.
By: Denitsa Tsekova, Isabelle Lee
The global bond selloff is proving no wrecking ball for Wall Street, repricing the cost of money without setting off the usual scramble out of risk assets.
By: Denitsa Tsekova, Isabelle Lee
What's remarkable is how little of the disruption has escaped the bond market. Credit premiums remain subdued and downside protection across risky assets is still relatively cheap. Even the strain in market plumbing has been concentrated:
