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FX Industry Ranks BNY Mellon First in 18 Categories in 2021 Euromoney FX Survey

Longs in Oil and Grains Trimmed Ahead of Key Risk Events

Speculators Keep Piling Into Agriculture Commodities

Add to Bookmarks Saxo Bank publishes weekly Commitment of Traders reports (COT) covering leveraged fund positions in commodities, bonds and stock index futures. For IMM currency futures and the VIX, we use the broader measure called non-commercial. The below summary highlights futures positions and changes made by hedge funds across commodities, forex, bonds and stock indices up until last Tuesday, April 27. A week where U.S. index futures resumed their ascent, the dollar continued lower while US Treasury yields ticked higher, while staying within their established ranges. Commodities surged higher led by very strong gains in grains and soft commodities.

Gold and Copper Sold Ahead of Breakouts

Add to Bookmarks Saxo Bank publishes weekly Commitment of Traders reports (COT) covering leveraged fund positions in commodities, bonds and stock index futures. For IMM currency futures and the VIX, we use the broader measure called non-commercial. The below summary highlights futures positions and changes made by hedge funds across commodities, forex, bonds and stock indices up until last Tuesday, April 13. A week where elevated risk appetite, courtesy of a weaker dollar and softer Treasury yields, helped drive stocks and commodities higher, while the VIX dropped to a 14-month low. The reporting week ended before the surprise drop in US yields to a one-month low, a move that helped support multiple technical breakouts in commodities, most noticeable oil, copper and gold.

A bad start for the GBP in April which is normally a strong month – MUFG

Apr 8, 2021 09:41 GMTFXStreet News The pound has made a bad start to the new month. Only the Canadian dollar has underperformed against the pound so far in April, which is normally a strong month for pound performance, as economists at MUFG Bank note.  Some respite after sharp GBP rally “Cable has risen on average by 1.5% in April over the last twenty years.” “Recent weakness marks an abrupt reversal for the pound following on from its strong performance in Q1 when it was one of the best performing G10 currencies (+0.8% vs USD & +5.0% vs EUR) and second only to the Canadian dollar. At the same time, the euro has rebounded more broadly as well which has triggered a painful squeeze for short EUR/GBP positions.”