• After falling last week, the raw sugar net spec long grew again, but only slightly – signalling last weeks drop was not the beginning of a larger spec move.
  • Involvement of speculators in the No.11 market remains historically low, and this doesn’t look like it will change in the short term as prices meander towards 11c.
  • In white sugar the net spec long grew marginally after 4 week of gradual decline, suggesting specs are equally as unsure in whites as they are raws – with price continuing to hover around the $350/mt mark.

Sugar Futures Positioning and CFTC Update

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ICE No.11 Futures Commerical Positioning (values as of 21st July 2020)

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ICE No.11 Futures Open Interest (values as of 21st July 2020)

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ICE Futures Europe (No.5) Speculative Positioning (values as of 21st July 2020)

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ICE Futures Europe Open Interest (values as of 21st July 2020)

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