Core Insights - Speculators reduced their net short positions in CBOT U.S. Treasury futures by 22,628 contracts to 79,745 contracts during the week ending June 10 [1] Group 1 - The reduction in net short positions indicates a potential shift in market sentiment among speculators [1] - The current net short position stands at 79,745 contracts, reflecting a significant decrease [1]

Group 1 - The net long positions held by speculators in NYMEX WTI crude oil increased by 41,736 contracts to 111,199 contracts, reaching a five-week high [1] - The net long positions in NYMEX natural gas decreased to 340,103 contracts, marking a ten-week low [1] - The net long positions in NYMEX gasoline fell to 16,265 contracts, also a five-week low [1] - The net short positions in NYMEX heating oil rose to 8,219 contracts, reaching a four-week high [1]

Group 1 - The net long positions held by speculators in COMEX gold decreased by 38,088 contracts to 138,465 contracts, marking a 13-month low [1] - The net long positions in COMEX silver fell to 21,931 contracts, reaching a 14-week low [1] - The net long positions in COMEX copper dropped to 14,101 contracts, hitting a four-week low [1] Group 2 - Speculators shifted to holding net short positions in NYMEX platinum at 3,120 contracts, the highest level in approximately 13 months [1] - The net short positions in NYMEX palladium increased to 13,436 contracts, the highest level in over seven months [1]