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Commitments of Traders: where the big money stands
The CFTC publishes what large traders hold every Friday. Below is the current reading for the 12 markets we publish here - net position of the speculative side, the direction of this week's change, and where that position sits inside its own 52-week range. We track more than these: a free account opens the rest, along with the history behind every number.
MarketThis weekNet positionCOT index
GoldBearish+136,77164/100SilverBearish+12,59825/100Crude OilBullish−10,74790/100S&P 500Bearish−317,56470/100Nasdaq 100Bullish−14,09270/100Dow JonesBearish−1,73186/100Russell 2000Bearish−109,4990/100EUR/USDBullish−38,17322/100GBP/USDBearish+43,16790/100Japanese YenBearish−102,18815/100US Dollar IndexBearish+7,13394/100VIXBullish−26,25865/100
Data as of the report dated Sep 1, 2026, released the following Friday. The COT index shows where the current net position sits within its 52-week range: 0 is the most short it has been all year, 100 the most long.
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