AXIORY Japan to change WTI crude (USOIL) swap rates from 22 April
AXIORY Japan says WTI crude (USOIL) swap rates will change from 06:00 Japan time on 22 April 2026, citing expiry of the underlying futures contract. The long-side rate moves to 122.8 from 19.4, and the short-side rate to -130.3 from -26.7.
View original sourceNew swap rates for USOIL
AXIORY Japan published new swap rates for WTI crude (USOIL), which it links to the maturity of the underlying futures contract. The buy-side (long) rate is listed at 122.8, compared with 19.4 before the change. The sell-side (short) rate is listed at -130.3, compared with -26.7 previously. The notice does not state the unit in which these rates are quoted.
Timing and open positions
The new rates apply from 06:00 Japan time on 22 April 2026. The broker states that the change affects the cost of holding current positions, and asked clients to check open positions and consider reviewing their strategy as needed before the rollover.
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