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A Big Asset Manager Deleveraging Is Underway in Treasury Futures
Source: Bloomberg
Interest Rates & YieldsFutures & OptionsCredit & Bond MarketsMarket Technicals & Flows
Asset managers are offloading long-duration Treasury futures contracts, which the article describes as an indication that forced selling is underway. Cash yields remain just below multiyear highs; no specific selling volume or market-price reaction is reported.
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