Forex Ninja

It’s been a couple of months since my last intermarket correlations update, so it’s about time we checked up on how these relationships are faring.

The latest COT report reveals that the Greenback lost ground against most of its peers and that large players became net bullish on the Kiwi again.

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The latest COT report shows that positioning activity was mixed, with the Greenback taking ground mainly from GBP, JPY, and AUD while losing ground mainly to NZD and CAD.

The April slowdown in forex activity was followed by a shaky performance in May as traders saw a lot of market uncertainty.

The latest COT report shows that the Greenback got pushed backed broadly, with the euro still doing most of the the pushing.

Large players resumed trimming their net favorable bets on the Greenback during the week ending on May 23. And the latest COT forex positioning report from the CFTC shows that the Greenback lost ground to most of its peers, although the euro continues to stand out.

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Large players finally boosted the value of their net longs bets on the Greenback. However, the latest COT report shows that positioning activity is still a mixed bag of nuts. Also, the Greenback advanced mainly at the expense of the Aussie and the yen.

And the latest COT report, reveals that positioning activity was mixed as usual, since the Greenback took large chunks of ground from the Aussie and the Loonie while losing bigly against the pound and the euro. Also, large players became net long on the euro for the first time since early May 2014.