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MNI Europe Pi (Positioning Indicator): Shorts Dwindle

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Our latest Europe Pi positioning indicator has just been published, emailed to clients and available in PDF here:

  • The strong upward price action across EGBs and Gilt last week in the wake of soft US and UK inflation/activity data saw broad short covering and long-setting across the space.
  • This helped contribute to a further move away from structurally short territory for several bond futures contracts, with longs re-emerging.
  • There are only 2 contracts in "short" territory, vs 4 in our Nov 6 update.

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Our latest Europe Pi positioning indicator has just been published, emailed to clients and available in PDF here:

  • The strong upward price action across EGBs and Gilt last week in the wake of soft US and UK inflation/activity data saw broad short covering and long-setting across the space.
  • This helped contribute to a further move away from structurally short territory for several bond futures contracts, with longs re-emerging.
  • There are only 2 contracts in "short" territory, vs 4 in our Nov 6 update.