The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission, or CFTC, reported that equity fund speculators increased their net short position in S&P 500 CME contracts in the week ending Sept. 29. The position rose by 575 contracts to 355,697.
Over the same period, equity fund managers cut their net long position in S&P 500 CME contracts by 33,658 contracts, bringing the total down to 901,255. The figures were cited in a ChainCatcher newsflash based on the CFTC report.
The update focuses on changes in positioning for the week to Sept. 29 and lists both the move in speculative net shorts and the reduction in fund managers’ net longs.
The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) reported that, in the week ending Sept. 29, equity fund speculators increased their net short position in S&P 500 CME contracts by 575 contracts to 355,697.
In the same week, equity fund managers reduced their net long position in S&P 500 CME contracts by 33,658 contracts to 901,255.
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