ctstalin
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CFTC: Speculative accounts decreased their net euro longs and their net yen shorts according to Friday's CFTC data. The CFTC's COT report, non-commercial, futures-only section, excluding options, showed speculators had a net euro long position of +86,058 contracts as per Sept. 12, vs +96,309 contracts the prior week, which was the largest net euro long in over six years. On May 3, 2011, speculators had a net euro long of +99,516 contracts. Spec accounts had a net yen short of -57,297 contracts as per Sept. 12, vs -72,945 contracts in the prior week. This compared to the net short of -126,919 contracts, seen July 18, which was the largest net yen short since Jan. 7, 2014, when speculators had a net yen short of -128,868 contracts. The euro closed near $1.1967 and dollar-yen near Y110.17 on Sept. 12 vs levels late Friday around $1.1946 and Y110.84.
CFTC: Sterling short positions have been trimmed...
CFTC: Sterling short positions have been trimmed. Friday's CFTC data showed that speculative accounts had a net sterling short of -46,085 contracts as per Sept. 12, vs -52,927 contracts last week. This compared to the net short of -107,844 contracts seen March 21, which was a new record. Sterling closed at $1.3283 on Sept. 12 and held near $1.3596 late Friday. Cable earlier posted a high near $1.3616, the highest level since June 24, the day after Brexit, when the pair saw a range of $1.3229 to $1.5018. Given the run-up since Tuesday, sterling shorts have likely been trimmed further.
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