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OI data points to net short setting dominating on Friday, with the most prominent positioning adjustment coming in WN futures (~$3.1mn DV01).
| 27-Jun-25 | 26-Jun-25 | Daily OI Change | OI DV01 Equivalent Change ($) |
TU | 4,269,109 | 4,253,499 | +15,610 | +603,799 |
FV | 7,116,709 | 7,119,040 | -2,331 | -101,770 |
TY | 5,037,897 | 5,016,950 | +20,947 | +1,399,846 |
UXY | 2,411,409 | 2,404,834 | +6,575 | +580,670 |
US | 1,758,599 | 1,760,182 | -1,583 | -200,474 |
WN | 1,904,272 | 1,887,316 | +16,956 | +3,103,720 |
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| Total | +56,174 | +5,385,792 |
Treasury futures traded higher last week and the contract is holding on to its gains. Resistance at 111-14+, the Jun 5 high and 61.8% of the May 1 - 22 downleg, has been cleared. The break strengthens a bullish cycle. Note too that last Thursday’s gains delivered a print above 111-30, 76.4% of the May 1-22 downleg. A clear break of this level would strengthen current conditions. Initial pivot support to watch lies at 110-27, the 50-day EMA.