CFTC data shows S&P 500 net positions plunged to -115.8K from -45.7K previously, signaling bearish shift.
CFTC data shows non-commercial traders’ net oil positions rose to 206.5K, up 4.3K from 202.2K.
Japan’s CFTC data shows JPY net shorts narrowed, with non-commercial positions improving to -83.2K from -93.7K.
CFTC data: yen non-commercial net position fell to ¥-832K from ¥-93.7K, deepening net shorts.
CFTC data shows eurozone euro futures shifting from net short to net long, with non-commercial positions rising.
UK CFTC data shows GBP non-commercial net positions improved to -54.7K from -56.4K, narrowing shorts by 1.7K.
CFTC data shows non-commercial gold net positions climbed to 162.5k from 156.3k, up 6.2k.
CFTC data shows Australian dollar non-commercial net positions dropped to 65.1k from 70.8k, down 5.7k.
Gold jumped above $4,850 as Hormuz reopened, oil plunged, dollar weakened, and Fed easing expectations grew.
Middle East diplomacy lifts risk appetite, weakening dollar; Asian FX rebounds, while tech upcycle supports regional currencies.
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