Core Insights - Hedge funds increased their net long positions in ICE Brent crude oil by 33,959 contracts to 261,352 contracts, marking a six-week high [1] - Net long positions in diesel rose to 100,644 contracts, reaching a level not seen in over three years [1] - Net short positions in Robusta coffee hit a two-year high [1] - Net long positions in sugar reached a 16-week high [1]

Group 1 - The net long position for the British Pound was 570 contracts as of the week ending July 22 [1] - The net short position for the Swiss Franc was 26,065 contracts [1] - The net long position for the Euro was 125,515 contracts [1] - The net long position for the Japanese Yen was 106,645 contracts [1]

Group 1 - Speculators increased their net short positions in CBOT U.S. ultra-long Treasury bond futures by 19,812 contracts during the week ending June 24, reaching a total of 209,526 contracts [1]

Group 1 - The net long positions held by speculators in ICE Brent crude oil increased by 8,813 contracts to 167,763 contracts, reaching a two-month high [1] - The absolute value of long positions in Brent crude oil reached a two-month high, while the absolute value of short positions reached an approximately eight-month high [1] - The net long positions in London cocoa reached a three-week low [1] Group 2 - The net long positions in Robusta coffee decreased to 2,979 contracts, marking a two-year low; the absolute value of long positions reached a two-year low, and the absolute value of short positions reached an approximately 18-month low [1] - The net long positions in sugar fell to a 15-week low, with the absolute value of short positions also reaching a 15-week low [1]