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Liquidity Report 2.4

Mixed performance on volumes both on a weekly and yearly basis
Published: January 27, 2026
Written by:
Will Cunliffe

Will Cunliffe

Research Analyst, The Officials
Will Cunliffe
,
Edward Hayden-Briffett

Edward Hayden-Briffett

Research Analyst, The Officials
Edward Hayden-Briffett
and
Spyridon Kokas

Spyridon Kokas

Research Analyst, The Officials
Spyridon Kokas
Reviewed by:
Jorge Montepeque

Jorge Montepeque

Head of Benchmarking, Flux
Jorge Montepeque
Edition: Liquidity ReportVolume: 2Issue: 4
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Mixed performance on volumes both on a weekly and yearly basis

In the week ending 23 January 2026, exchange traded futures volumes’ performance was mixed across instruments in the first three tenors. Brent futures volumes were down across the board, with March volumes down 26.78% w/w.

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