CFTC commitment of traders report was released on Friday (1st June) and cover positions up to Tuesday (29th May). COT report is not a complete presenter of entire market positions; however, it represents a good chunk of institutional traders, to feel what’s going on in capital markets and how big traders are aligned.
Kindly note, in some cases, numbers are rounded to nearest decimal.
- 2 year U.S. Treasury:
Speculators reduced short positions for a sixth straight week and in such a fashion by 58,368 contracts that led to a net position of +62.9K contracts.
- 5 year U.S. Treasury:
5-year treasury short positions declined for the third consecutive week, and by 156,972 contracts that brought the net position to -472.9K contracts.
- 10 year U.S. Treasury:
Speculators increased short positions for the first time in five weeks. The short positions got increased by 112,440 contracts to -471.1K contracts.
- S&P 500 (E-mini) –
Speculators trimmed long positions for a second consecutive week. The net long positions got decreased by 61,165 contracts to +124.1K contracts.
- Russell 2000 –
Last week, the speculators increased long positions and by 257 contracts to +1.64K contracts.
- MSCI Emerging Markets Mini-Index –
Long positions rose for a second straight week and by 1,305 contracts that pushed the net position to +165.1K contracts.
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