Wallstreetcn: An anomaly has appeared in the crude oil market, with funds aggressively buying put options despite high oil prices.
According to Wallstreetcn analysis, Brent crude spot prices remain high, but option market flows have clearly shifted towards put options, betting on a decline in oil prices once risk premiums fade. Morgan Stanley data shows that the correlation between WTI and the US 10-year Treasury yield has risen to a 35-year high, while the negative correlation between US equities and the 10-year yield is the strongest since 1960, indicating an increased macro hedging attribute for crude oil.
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