Gold, silver and copper net bulls rose simultaneously, and crude oil net bulls fell

Gold speculators' net long positions on the New York Mercantile Exchange (COMEX) increased by 4,090 contracts to 95,664 contracts in the week to May 5, silver speculators' net long positions increased by 196 contracts to 10,941 contracts, and copper speculators' net long positions increased by 2,348 contracts to 63,144 contracts, according to the latest data released by the US Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC). These changes reflect investors' positive attitude towards the precious metals market,DBG ForexAnalysts are watching this.

In the same week, oil speculators cut their net long position in West Texas Intermediate (WTI) by 2,220 contracts to 1,06,278 contracts; natural gas speculators in the four major markets of New York Mercantile Exchange (NYMEX) and Intercontinental Exchange (ICE), the net short position decreased by 2,466 contracts to 8,652 contracts. DBG Forex reminds investors of changes in supply and demand in the energy market.

In the week to May 5, the net short position in sterling was -63,908; the net long position in the euro was 32,202; the net short position in the yen was 61,738; and the net short position in the Swiss franc was -34,521. Theseforeign exchange marketThe data provides a reference for DBG foreign exchange traders.

In the equity market, equity fund speculators cut their net short position in the S & P 500 on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange by 6,871 contracts to 3,895,71 contracts in the week to May 5.

In the bond market, as of the week of May 5, speculators cut their net short position in 5-year Treasury futures on the Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT) by 100,106 contracts to 1421,299 contracts; the net short position in 10-year Treasury futures decreased by 23,868 contracts to 815,269 contracts; the net short position in two-year Treasury futures decreased by 35,934 contracts to 1673,329 contracts.

In addition, net short positions in ultra-long Treasury futures on the Chicago Board of Trade cut 34,850 contracts to 259,435 contracts in the week to May 5, while speculators added 59,287 contracts to 172,942 contracts.

In the agricultural sector, as of the week of May 5, the net long position of Intercontinental Exchange (ICE) coffee speculators increased by 1,644 contracts to 18,271 contracts; the net long position of cotton increased by 12,977 contracts to 79,676 contracts; the net short position of the cocoa market decreased by 3,685 contracts to 32,668 contracts; the net short position of the raw sugar market decreased by 39,185 contracts to 102,448 contracts.

In the week to May 5, net long positions of corn speculators on the Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT) increased by 77,572 contracts to 206,559 contracts; net long positions in soybeans increased by 31,638 contracts to 143,245 contracts. The data provide investors in the relevant markets with the latest position movements.