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MNI Europe Pi (Positioning Indicator)

Very Long BTP, Very Short Bund

MNI (London)

There has been surprisingly little change in structural positioning across EGB/Gilt futures contracts since our last biweekly update on June 22, despite a broad-based increase in open interest (BTPs being the exception).

GERMANY: Very little change in German structural positioning: the most notable is for Bobl which has turned short from flat previously. Schatz positioning remains long, and Bund and Buxl remain very short. All four German contracts saw a 2-4% increase in OI since Jun 22, and all saw shorts set last week.


OAT: Positioning has been pared to back to merely long (previously 'very long'), with longs reduced last week.

GILTS: Positioning remains short, where it has been for most of the past month. Shorts were set last week.

BTP: Positioning has been moving longer since late April, and is now very long (vs merely 'long' previously). Despite a slight dip in OI since Jun 22, further longs were set last week.

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