The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission, or CFTC, reported that in the week ending Oct. 27, equity fund speculators increased their net short position in S&P 500 CME contracts by 24,072 contracts, bringing the total to 372,747. In the same reporting period, equity fund managers increased their net long position in S&P 500 CME contracts by 23,050 contracts, lifting the total to 917,513. The figures show positioning changes by two different market participant groups tracked in the CFTC report. No additional market commentary or price reaction was provided in the source item.
According to a CFTC report, equity fund speculators increased their net short position in S&P 500 CME contracts by 24,072 contracts in the week ending Oct. 27, taking the total to 372,747.
In the same week, equity fund managers increased their net long position in S&P 500 CME contracts by 23,050 contracts, bringing the total to 917,513.
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