10Y Treasury
10-Year T-Note
Week of May 5, 2026
MIXED
Smart money is net short and buying more.
2Y percentile: 41th — Normal range
Weekly change: +91,951 contracts
Weekly Changes
Asset Managers-119.9K
Leveraged Funds+92.0K
Dealers+43.9K
Other Reportable+7.3K
Positioning Percentile (2Y)
Asset Managers
71stAbove average
050100
Leveraged Funds
41stNormal range
050100
Dealers
13thWell below average
050100
Other Reportable
58thNormal range
050100
Full Stats Table
| Trader Type | Net Position | Weekly Change | 2Y Percentile | 5Y Percentile |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Asset Managers | +2.1M | -119.9K | 71st | 88th |
| Leveraged Funds | -2.0M | +92.0K | 41st | 17th |
| Dealers | -397.3K | +43.9K | 13th | 6th |
| Other Reportable | +195.4K | +7.3K | 58th | 67th |
About 10Y Treasury Positioning
The bond that sets the price of everything. Positioning here reflects expectations about inflation, Fed policy, and economic growth. When leveraged funds build massive Treasury shorts, they're betting rates go higher. When asset managers load up on longs, they're positioning for a slowdown. Historically, when these two are at opposite extremes, the market is about to pick a side — violently.