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- US Dollar Index Speculators cut bets for 3rd week. Euro bets slide, CAD bets jump
- WTI Crude Oil Speculators reduced bullish bets into February after 3 weekly gains
- 10-Year Note Speculators increased their bearish bets for 2nd week
- Bitcoin Speculators raised their bearish bets into February
- Gold Speculators boosted bullish bets for 2nd week into February
- S&P500 Mini Speculators raised their bearish bets strongly
- Silver Speculators pushed their bullish bets to highest level in over a year
- Copper Speculators sharply reduced their bearish net positions into February
US Dollar Index Speculators cut bets for 3rd week. Euro bets slide, CAD bets jump
Large currency speculators cut back on their net positions in the US Dollar Index futures markets this week, according to the latest Commitment of Traders (COT) data released by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) on Friday. See full article.
WTI Crude Oil Speculators reduced bullish bets into February after 3 weekly gains
The large speculator contracts of WTI crude futures totaled a net position of 321,609 contracts, according to the latest data this week. This was a change of -19,302 contracts from the previous weekly total. See full article.
10-Year Note Speculators increased their bearish bets for 2nd week into February
Large speculator contracts of the 10-Year Bond futures totaled a net position of -162,950 contracts, according to the latest data this week. This was a change of -28,503 contracts from the previous weekly total. See full article.
Gold Speculators boosted bullish bets for 2nd week into February
Large precious metals speculator contracts of the Gold futures totaled a net position of 109,095 contracts, according to the latest data this week. This was a change of 9,502 contracts from the previous weekly total. See full article.
Bitcoin Speculators raised their bearish bets into February
Cryptocurrency speculator contracts of the Bitcoin futures totaled a net position of -1,049 contracts, according to the latest data this week. This was a change of -87 contracts from the previous weekly total. See full article.
S&P500 Mini Speculators raised their bearish bets strongly into February
Large stock market speculator contracts of the S&P500 mini futures totaled a net position of -116,178 contracts, according to the latest data this week. This was a change of -92,960 contracts from the previous weekly total. See full article.
Silver Speculators pushed their bullish bets to highest level in over a year
Large precious metals speculator contracts of the silver futures totaled a net position of 57,095 contracts, according to the latest data this week. This was a change of 2,812 contracts from the previous weekly total. See full article.
Copper Speculators sharply reduced their bearish net positions into February
Metals speculator contracts of the copper futures totaled a net position of -6,082 contracts, according to the latest data this week. This was a change of 15,831 contracts from the previous weekly total. See full article.
Article by CountingPips.com
The Commitment of Traders report data is published in raw form every Friday by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) and shows the futures positions of market participants as of the previous Tuesday (data is reported 3 days behind).
To learn more about this data please visit the CFTC website at http://www.cftc.gov/MarketReports/CommitmentsofTraders/index.htm
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