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CME and LCH June 2015 Volumes

Following on from my blog LCH makes gains vs CME in USD IRS, I wanted to provide an update for June.

 

Weekly Volumes

Using CCPView lets look at weekly volumes of gross notional for just USD IRS for the past 8 weeks and compare CME IRS Volumes with LCH SwapClear Volumes (All and not just Client).

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And the same data by percentage share.

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What is going to explain these swings in volume share?

 

DAILY VOLUMES

Lets switch from Weekly to Daily volumes and focus on the past two weeks.

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Let’s drill-down on the CME numbers for 24-Jun

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The paired volumes in adjoining years give us a clue as this looks like IMM Roll activity.

Is there a way we can corroborate with a different data source?

 

SEF Data

Lets turn to SEFView and look at the daily volumes in USD IRS for the week of 22-26 Jun.

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Now lets drill-down on the Bloomberg number for 24 Jun

And we have our answer:

We could do the same for other tenors, other days and both BBG and Tradeweb.

But am sure the point will hold, so I will leave it there.

 

Client Clearing Volumes

And then just Client Volumes in USD IRS as reported by LCH and CME (all) for the past 4 months.

Showing the same picture as last time.

It remains neck and neck, with LCH slightly ahead in June at 51% to 49%.

Stay tuned for which way July will go.

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