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27 Apr 2015
US dollar net bullish positions fell to the lowest since December
FXStreet (Mumbai) - The latest data for the weekly Commitment of Traders (COT) report showed speculators decreased their overall net bullish positions for the US dollar last week for a fourth week and to the lowest level since December.
Overall US dollar long position totaled USD 37.87 billion as of Tuesday April 21st. This was a weekly change of –USD 1.81 billion from the USD 39.68 billion total long position registered in the previous week. The latest speculative level is at the lowest since December, when net positions equaled USD 34.64 billion.
Other notable weekly changes
Euro bets dropped slightly to -214,645 net contracts, while Japanese Yen bets improved to total a small bearish position of -14,448 contracts. Swiss Franc bets improved slightly to remain in a small bullish position of +335 contracts.
Overall US dollar long position totaled USD 37.87 billion as of Tuesday April 21st. This was a weekly change of –USD 1.81 billion from the USD 39.68 billion total long position registered in the previous week. The latest speculative level is at the lowest since December, when net positions equaled USD 34.64 billion.
Other notable weekly changes
Euro bets dropped slightly to -214,645 net contracts, while Japanese Yen bets improved to total a small bearish position of -14,448 contracts. Swiss Franc bets improved slightly to remain in a small bullish position of +335 contracts.