TREE NEWS reports: Speculators increased their net short position in CBOT US ultra-long Treasury futures by 63 contracts to 345,203 in the week ended September 15, the US Commodity Futures Trading Commission said. Net shorts in CBOT US Treasury futures rose by 2,640 contracts to 203,157 over the same week.
CFTC: Speculators Raise Net Shorts in CBOT Ultra-Long Treasury Futures
The divergence is the story: ultra-long positioning barely moved while the broader Treasury complex added shorts at a far larger clip, suggesting the marginal bearishness sits in shorter maturities rather than the long end. That matters for anyone tracking duration risk and the shape of the curve, since long-end shorts are often the more crowded, conviction trade. Whether the ultra-long net short keeps grinding higher or stalls while the broader complex extends is the open question.
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