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OI data points to net short setting in most contracts as futures ticked lower on Monday.
| 22-Sep-25 | 19-Sep-25 | Daily OI Change | OI DV01 Equivalent Change ($) |
TU | 4,560,999 | 4,534,777 | +26,222 | +1,050,813 |
FV | 6,733,310 | 6,725,156 | +8,154 | +359,956 |
TY | 5,443,014 | 5,391,626 | +51,388 | +3,493,614 |
UXY | 2,370,942 | 2,373,451 | -2,509 | -227,392 |
US | 1,834,479 | 1,823,082 | +11,397 | +1,613,108 |
WN | 2,018,624 | 2,014,186 | +4,438 | +823,077 |
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| Total | +99,090 | +7,113,175 |
The United Nations' General Assembly's general Debate gets underway later today (Tuesday, 23 Sep), with a number of prominent national leaders set to speak. The general debate gets underway at 09:00ET/14:00BST/15:00CET. As has been the case in almost every UNGA General Debate since 1955, Brazil will open the session. The UN seeks to limit addresses from heads of state/gov't/ministers to a maximum of 15 minutes. Given this timeframe, key speakers on 23 September are listed below with their (likely) timings. Livestream available here.