Could they get any more short?
What are the chances of another 2020 pop in treasuries?
"CFTC data show that asset managers' aggregate long position across two-, five- and ten-year futures was worth a record $1.083 trillion in the week to July 9. That has expanded nearly 30% since March.
Leveraged funds' aggregate short position across the curve now stands at $1.00 trillion, up around 25% from March and nudging last November's record high of $1.01 trillion.
Within that, asset manager longs and leveraged fund shorts in the five-year space are at all-time highs of $373 billion and $321 billion, respectively, while asset managers' long position in two-year futures was a record $477 billion in the week to July 2"
https://www.reuters.com/markets/rat...tures-positions-extremes-mcgeever-2024-07-15/
What are the chances of another 2020 pop in treasuries?
"CFTC data show that asset managers' aggregate long position across two-, five- and ten-year futures was worth a record $1.083 trillion in the week to July 9. That has expanded nearly 30% since March.
Leveraged funds' aggregate short position across the curve now stands at $1.00 trillion, up around 25% from March and nudging last November's record high of $1.01 trillion.
Within that, asset manager longs and leveraged fund shorts in the five-year space are at all-time highs of $373 billion and $321 billion, respectively, while asset managers' long position in two-year futures was a record $477 billion in the week to July 2"
https://www.reuters.com/markets/rat...tures-positions-extremes-mcgeever-2024-07-15/