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EURIBOR: OI Data Suggests Net Short Cover Dominated On Monday

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OI data suggests net short cover dominated in the Euribor strip on Monday, though pockets of indicative net long setting were seen in places. Euribor futures settled +0.5 to +2.5 ticks through the blues yesterday. Risk-off trade was evident across global markets following Chinese tech firm DeepSeek's AI advancements weighing on U.S. tech megacaps.

  • The largest OI swings were seen in Z5 (+6.7k) and H6 (-10.7k) contracts.
  • The Whites saw a small net OI swing of -1.7k, dwarfed by Friday’s -45.8k move amidst the stronger-than-expected Eurozone January flash PMIs.

 

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OI data suggests net short cover dominated in the Euribor strip on Monday, though pockets of indicative net long setting were seen in places. Euribor futures settled +0.5 to +2.5 ticks through the blues yesterday. Risk-off trade was evident across global markets following Chinese tech firm DeepSeek's AI advancements weighing on U.S. tech megacaps.

  • The largest OI swings were seen in Z5 (+6.7k) and H6 (-10.7k) contracts.
  • The Whites saw a small net OI swing of -1.7k, dwarfed by Friday’s -45.8k move amidst the stronger-than-expected Eurozone January flash PMIs.

 

Keep reading...Show less