(Agrimoney.com) Hedge funds took their selldown in ags to the longest this year as they turned more bearish in particular on cotton and wheat, more than offsetting the impact of a short-covering wave in sugar. Managed money, a proxy for speculators, cut its net long position in futures and options in the top 13 US-traded agricultural commodities, from cotton to cattle, by more than 31,000 contracts in the week to last Tuesday, according to data from the Commodity Futures Trading Commission regulator.
Hedge Funds Extend Bearish Ag Spree To Longest In A Year
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