Canadian Bonds COT Report

Latest data as of 1994-08-23. Source: CFTC Commitments of Traders, legacy futures-only.

Large speculators were net short 128 contracts in Canadian Bonds futures as of 1994-08-23, up 79 from the prior week. Commercial hedgers were net long 114 contracts, with total open interest of 363 contracts. The COT index stands at 27.1.

Open interest363
Non-commercial long85
Non-commercial short213
Non-commercial net-128
Commercial long214
Commercial short100
Commercial net114
WoW change in non-commercial net79
COT index27.1

Last 52 weeks

DateOpen interestNon-commercial netCommercial net
1994-08-230-128114
1994-08-160-207207
1994-08-090-328323
1994-08-020-425401
1994-07-190-822793
1994-07-120-762793
1994-07-050217-507
1994-06-280650-667
1994-06-210662-672
1994-06-140737-722
1994-06-070712-687
1994-05-310577-587
1994-05-240620-638
1994-05-170558-659
1994-05-100803-634
1994-05-0301,052-702
1994-04-2601,409-998
1994-04-1901,740-1,014
1994-04-1201,611-1,000

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Frequently asked questions

What is the COT report?
The Commitments of Traders (COT) report is a weekly publication by the CFTC that breaks down open interest in futures markets by trader category, including non-commercial (speculator) and commercial (hedger) positions.
When is the COT report released?
The COT report is released every Friday at 3:30 pm ET, with positions measured as of the prior Tuesday.
What does non-commercial net mean?
Non-commercial net is the number of long contracts held by large speculators minus their short contracts. A positive value means speculators are net long; a negative value means they are net short.