Morning Market Intel · Friday, October 9, 2026 · 08:30 ET

Net liquidity stands at $5792 bn, with overnight reverse repo at $2 bn and a four-week QT pace of -$4 bn, under a neutral posture and no macro tilt. The 3-month/10-year curve sits at +106 bp, while the 10-year breakeven reads 2.36 pct and the priced rate path shows -91 bp. The general collateral rate is 3.86 pct and the dollar index is 121.38. Initial claims came in at 197k, with a four-week figure of 198k. If liquidity holds at these levels, then the broad funding backdrop remains the base condition for the session ahead.

The first index closed at 777.07, above its zero-gamma line of 774.8 by 30 bp, in positive gamma, with walls at 780.0 and 767.0 and a magnet at 780.0. If positive gamma persists, then moves toward the magnet tend to be dampened. The second index closed at 753.43, below its zero-gamma line of 755.0 by 21 bp, in negative gamma, with walls at 760.0 and 730.0. If spot stays below that line, then moves may extend rather than fade. The VIX reads 15.48 against a 3-month of 18.08, with skew at 141.84.

Liquidity and the Fed

Dealer gamma, premarket

What the structure implies today

Volatility

Numbers as published by the liquidity ledger and the options-positioning feed at 08:30 ET. Structure describes dealer hedging mechanics, not a forecast.


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