US Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) data shows that in the week ending October 6, 2026, euro net short positions were 99,332 contracts.
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法布财经 10 items
- US Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) data shows that in the week ending October 6, natural gas speculators in the four major NYMEX and ICE markets increased net short positions by 30,679 contracts to 111,835 contracts. #13
- US Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) data shows that in the week ending October 6, crude oil speculators reduced net long positions in West Texas Intermediate (WTI) by 19,516 contracts to 111,635 contracts. #8
- US Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) data shows that in the week ending October 6, COMEX silver speculative long net positions decreased by 12 contracts to 7,608 contracts. #16
- US Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) data shows: In the week ending October 6, COMEX copper speculators reduced net long positions by 17,244 contracts to 61,465 contracts. #14
- US Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) data shows that in the week ending October 6, COMEX gold speculative long net positions decreased by 9,599 contracts to 114,820 contracts. #15
- CFTC: For the week ended October 6, Swiss franc net short positions stood at 23,740 contracts; pound net short positions at 97,611 contracts; euro net short positions at 99,332 contracts; yen net long positions at 62,325 contracts. #7
- US Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) data shows that in the week ending October 6, 2026, euro net short positions were 99,332 contracts. #11
- CFTC data shows that for the week of October 6, 2026, Swiss franc net short positions were -23,740 contracts. #9
- CFTC data shows that for the week ended October 6, 2026, yen net long positions were 62,325 contracts. #12
- CFTC data shows that for the week ended October 6, 2026, pound net short positions were -97,611 contracts. #10
法布财经 快讯 10 items
- US Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) data shows that in the week ending October 6, natural gas speculators in the four major NYMEX and ICE markets increased net short positions by 30,679 contracts to 111,835 contracts. #13
- US Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) data shows that in the week ending October 6, crude oil speculators reduced net long positions in West Texas Intermediate (WTI) by 19,516 contracts to 111,635 contracts. #8
- US Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) data shows that in the week ending October 6, COMEX silver speculative long net positions decreased by 12 contracts to 7,608 contracts. #16
- US Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) data shows: In the week ending October 6, COMEX copper speculators reduced net long positions by 17,244 contracts to 61,465 contracts. #14
- US Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) data shows that in the week ending October 6, COMEX gold speculative long net positions decreased by 9,599 contracts to 114,820 contracts. #15
- CFTC: For the week ended October 6, Swiss franc net short positions stood at 23,740 contracts; pound net short positions at 97,611 contracts; euro net short positions at 99,332 contracts; yen net long positions at 62,325 contracts. #7
- US Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) data shows that in the week ending October 6, 2026, euro net short positions were 99,332 contracts. #11
- CFTC data shows that for the week of October 6, 2026, Swiss franc net short positions were -23,740 contracts. #9
- CFTC data shows that for the week ended October 6, 2026, yen net long positions were 62,325 contracts. #12
- CFTC data shows that for the week ended October 6, 2026, pound net short positions were -97,611 contracts. #10
金十数据 8 items
- US Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC): In the week ending October 6, CBOT US 2-year Treasury futures speculators' net short positions increased by 60,880 contracts to 852,904 contracts; CBOT US ultra-long Treasury futures speculators' net short positions reduced by 50,097 contracts to 276,339 contracts; CBOT US Treasury futures speculators' net short positions reduced by 67,063 contracts to 119,812 contracts. #5
- US Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC): In the week ending October 6, COMEX gold speculators' net long positions reduced by 9,599 contracts to 114,820 contracts; COMEX silver speculators' net long positions reduced by 129 contracts to 7,608 contracts; COMEX copper speculators' net long positions reduced by 17,244 contracts to 61,465 contracts. #11
- CFTC: For the week ended October 6, CBOT US 5-year Treasury futures speculators increased net short positions by 167,830 contracts to 1,163,531 contracts; CBOT US 10-year Treasury futures speculators reduced net short positions by 4,134 contracts to 896,481 contracts. #6
- CFTC: For the week ended October 6, Swiss franc net short positions stood at 23,740 contracts; pound net short positions at 97,611 contracts; euro net short positions at 99,332 contracts; yen net long positions at 62,325 contracts. #8
- CFTC: For the week ended October 6, CME S&P 500 stock fund speculators increased net short positions by 41,003 contracts to 396,700 contracts. #10
- CFTC: For the week ended October 6, natural gas speculators across the four major NYMEX and ICE markets increased net short positions by 30,679 contracts to 111,835 contracts. #12
- CFTC: For the week ended October 6, CME S&P 500 stock fund managers increased net long positions by 3,101 contracts to 904,356 contracts. #9
- CFTC: For the week ended October 6, crude oil speculators' WTI net long positions decreased by 19,516 contracts to 111,635 contracts. #7
华尔街见闻 快讯 7 items
- US Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC): In the week ending October 6, 2026, speculators' net long positions in NYMEX WTI crude decreased by 18,425 contracts to 104,491 contracts, a seven-week low. Net long positions in Brent and WTI crude decreased to 315,098 contracts, a more than two-month low. Net long positions in NYMEX gasoline increased to 96,812 contracts, a more than 10-month high. Net long positions in NYMEX heating oil/diesel decreased to 10,953 contracts. Net short positions in NYMEX natural gas increased by 39,722 contracts to 145,767 contracts, a more than six-year high. Speculators in the four major NYMEX and ICE natural gas markets increased net short positions by 30,679 contracts to 111,835 contracts. #8
- WTI November crude oil futures closed up $0.36, or more than 0.39%, at $91.85 per barrel, down more than 0.81% for the week, during which there were three clear V-shaped moves. Brent December crude oil futures closed up $0.44, or 0.42%, at $104.72 per barrel, up more than 2.41% for the week. Middle East Abu Dhabi Murban crude oil futures fell 1.80% to $108.48 per barrel, down 2.11% for the week. NYMEX November natural gas futures closed at $3.22 per million Btu. NYMEX November gasoline futures closed at $3.2952 per gallon, NYMEX November heating oil futures closed at $4.7384 per gallon. #28
- US Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC): In the week ending October 6, speculators reduced net short positions in CBOT US 10-year Treasury futures by 4,134 contracts to 896,481 contracts. Speculators increased net short positions in CBOT US 5-year Treasury futures by 167,830 contracts to 1,163,531 contracts. Speculators reduced net short positions in CBOT US ultra-long Treasury futures by 50,097 contracts to 276,339 contracts. Speculators reduced net short positions in CBOT US Treasury futures by 67,063 contracts to 119,812 contracts for the week ending October 6. #4
- US Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC): In the week ending October 6, stock fund managers increased net long positions in CME S&P 500 by 3,101 contracts to 904,356 contracts. Speculators increased net short positions in CME S&P 500 by 41,003 contracts to 396,700 contracts. #7
- US Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC): In the week ending October 6, Swiss franc net short positions were -23,740 contracts. Pound net short positions were -97,611 contracts. Euro net short positions were 99,332 contracts. Yen net long positions were 62,325 contracts. #5
- CFTC: For the week of October 6, COMEX gold speculator net long positions decreased by 9,599 contracts to 114,820 contracts. #9
- US Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC): In the week ending October 6, bitcoin net long positions were 2,540 contracts. #6
财联社 电报 2 items
- Cailian Press October 10: According to the US Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), in the week ending October 6, COMEX gold speculators' net long positions reduced by 9,599 contracts to 114,820 contracts; COMEX silver speculators' net long positions reduced by 129 contracts to 7,608 contracts; COMEX copper speculators' net long positions reduced by 17,244 contracts to 61,465 contracts. #27
- Cailian Press October 10: According to the US Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), in the week ending October 6, crude oil speculators' WTI net long positions reduced by 19,516 contracts to 111,635 contracts. #26
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