The Scotiabank FX Sentiment Report details a second consecutive week of growth in aggregate USD long positions, reaching $16.5bn, driven largely by a sharp increase in net short positions for the Canadian Dollar.
Key Takeaways
- 1.The aggregate USD long position increased by $5.9bn to $16.5bn, approaching its April peak of $17.4bn.
- 2.Speculative sentiment for the Canadian Dollar (CAD) saw a significant bearish shift, with the net short widening by $2.7bn to reach $5.0bn.
- 3.The Australian Dollar (AUD) remains the largest net long position despite a pullback from its near-record peak, primarily due to the liquidation of gross longs.
Table of Contents
- Aggregate USD Long Builds For A 2nd Week, Closing In On April Peak
- CAD — NON-COMMERCIAL POSITIONING
- Aggregate USD Position
- USD Value Positions - EUR, GBP, JPY, CHF
- USD Value Positions - CAD, AUD, NZD, MXN
- EUR: Gross Long, Short and Net
- GBP: Gross Long, Short and Net
- JPY: Gross Long, Short and Net
- EUR vs Net Position
- GBP vs Net Position
- JPY vs Net Position
- CHF vs Net Position
- AUD vs Net Position
- NZD vs Net Position
- MXN vs Net Position
- WTI Oil vs Net Position
- Gold vs Net Position
- S&P 500 vs Net
- 10-yr UST vs Net Position
- Natural Gas vs Net Position
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Authors
Shaun OsborneEric Theoret
Securities
CADJPYXAUAUD10-year US Treasury
Themes
USD DominanceOverextended Positioning Risks
Regions
North AmericaEuropeUKUnited StatesCanadaJapan
