Wall Street traders will get fatter bonuses after riding volatile markets, consultancy says

NEW YORK (Reuters) -Wall Street stock and bond traders can expect their bonuses to jump 10% to 30% this year as they cashed in on turbulent markets, according to a quarterly report by compensation consultancy Johnson Associates. "All the uncertainty around the tariffs and the continuous upheaval favors volatility and traders," said the consultancy's founder, Alan Johnson. Other financial employees will not fare as well, with compensation expected to be flat or slightly higher, according to the report.