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Systematic Flows Monitor: NDX selling gives way to two-way risk; US Tsy shorts stretched as JPY shorts tested
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Systematic Flows Monitor
NDX selling gives way to two-way risk; US
Tsy shorts stretched as JPY shorts tested
CTA equity unwinds broaden but risk turns two-sided
31 July 2026
Nasdaq weakness appeared to spill into broader equities on Wednesday before markets
reversed higher on Thursday. The Nasdaq had struggled to gain traction through the first
three sessions, culminating in pronounced downside Wednesday and pressure reaching
the S&P 500 that same day. This week’s price action suggests many CTAs have now derisked or unwound their Nasdaq exposure, but our models indicate S&P 500, Russell
2000, and EURO STOXX 50 positioning remains largely intact and still stretched long.
Thursday’s rebound provided some cushion, though the rally lost some momentum
Friday as Apple’s earnings weighed on the index. Looking ahead, contagion risk to
broader equities persists should markets roll over. However, if equities continue to
recover, near-term CTA buying would likely be concentrated in Asian indices, while CTAs
could also partially re-accumulate NDX exposure, potentially adding fuel to the rebound.
As a result, systematic flow risk is now more two-sided than in recent weeks.
Equity Derivatives
Global
CTAs remain short US Treasury futures after FOMC
Chair Warsh’s second Fed meeting sent yields higher this week (see US Watch report),
leading trend followers to extend short positions at the back end of the Treasury curve
which could continue into next week. Front-end positioning is likely still near max short
levels, leaving it more dependent on changes in volatility at this stage. Outside the US,
CTAs could also be extending Bund shorts. In FX, the US dollar suffered its largest
weekly loss since January, and our model indicates that some CTAs stopped out of JPY
shorts on Thursday’s possible FX intervention (see Japan Rates and FX Watch report). In
contrast, short EUR and CAD positions remain intact, but short covering risks remain
elevated.
Trend followers still mostly long oil despite pullback
Oil futures snapped a three-week streak of gains as the US paused strikes on Iran.
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