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Traders blame short gamma positions for Nikkei vol jump

Uridashis, macro positioning and ETFs behind record 23% rise in volatility on November 9

Japan securities
The Nikkei Stock Average Volatility Index hit 24.22 on November 9

Short gamma positioning from structured products, macro flows and exchange-traded funds (ETFs) is being blamed for a sharp intraday Nikkei move earlier this month that saw the related volatility index jump a record 23%.

Traders, however, say a repeat is unlikely, as the Bank of Japan still has about $11 billion of capacity to support the market, and dealers are unlikely to leave their positions

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