Speculators’ net long U.S. dollar bets hit highest since mid-October
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© Reuters. FILE PHOTO – This illustration photograph June 1, 2017 shows a U.S. 5-dollar note. REUTERS/Thomas White/IllustrationNEW YORK (Reuters] – Speculators’ net long positions on the U.S. dollars rose to the highest point since mid-October according to U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission data.
Net longs increased to $22.11 billion from $18.30 billion the week prior. For the first time in seven consecutive weeks, U.S. Dollar net long positioning increased.
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