Group 1: Agricultural Commodities - CBOT soybean net long positions decreased by 35,088 contracts, representing a 16.30% decline from the previous week [1][2] - Corn net long positions fell by 13,552 contracts, a significant decrease of 58.20% [2] - Wheat CB net positions decreased by 2,228 contracts, showing a 5.10% decline [2] - Sugar net positions improved by 9,627 contracts, reflecting a 5.10% increase [2] - Cocoa net positions increased by 3,664 contracts, marking a 23.40% rise [2] - Live cattle net positions rose by 6,082 contracts, a 7.40% increase [2] - Lean hogs net positions increased by 4,821 contracts, showing a 10.30% rise [2] Group 2: Energy Commodities - WTI crude oil net long positions increased by 40,170 contracts, with no previous week comparison available [1][2] - Natural gas net positions improved by 9,043 contracts, reflecting a 22.70% increase [2] - Gasoline net positions decreased by 10,782 contracts, a decline of 11.20% [2] - Heating oil net positions fell by 1,230 contracts, showing a 5.90% decrease [2] Group 3: Metals - Gold net positions increased by 4,829 contracts, representing a 4.00% rise [2] - Silver net positions rose significantly by 6,724 contracts, a 31.60% increase [2] - Copper net positions increased by 6,879 contracts, reflecting a 10.70% rise [1][2] - Platinum net positions improved by 3,048 contracts, marking a 28.40% increase [2]

Group 1: Agricultural Commodities - CBOT corn net long positions increased by 77,650 contracts, reversing a previous decline of 39,523 contracts [1][2][3] - Soybeans net long positions rose by 35,182 contracts, representing an 18.10% increase [2][4] - Wheat CB net positions improved by 10,070 contracts, marking a 17.10% increase [2][7] - Sugar net positions decreased by 11,404 contracts, a 5.50% reduction [2][9] - Cocoa net positions saw a significant decline of 9,821 contracts, equating to a -768.50% change [2][10] Group 2: Energy Commodities - NYMEX gasoline net long positions increased by 22,129 contracts, a 28.30% rise [1][2][20] - WTI crude oil net positions decreased by 6,499 contracts, reflecting a shift from a previous increase [2][18] - Natural gas net positions fell by 6,664 contracts, a 12.60% decline [2][19] Group 3: Metals - COMEX gold positions decreased by 7,145 contracts, a -6.90% change [1][2][24] - Silver net positions dropped by 2,607 contracts, representing an 11.10% decrease [2][25] - Copper positions fell by 2,663 contracts, a -4.10% change [2][26]

Group 1: Commodity Positions - WTI crude oil net long positions increased by 18,061 contracts, reaching a total of 22,651 contracts, representing a 393.50% change from the previous week [1][4]. - COMEX copper net long positions decreased by 4,156 contracts, totaling 62,397 contracts, which is a 6.20% decline [2][4]. - CBOT soybean net long positions increased by 60,194 contracts, totaling 178,683 contracts, reflecting a 50.80% increase [3][4]. Group 2: Weekly Changes in Agricultural Commodities - Corn net positions improved by 17,990 contracts, moving from -89,506 to -71,516 contracts, a change of 20.10% [4]. - Wheat CB net positions increased by 4,520 contracts, changing from -75,133 to -70,613 contracts, a 6.00% increase [4]. - Sugar net positions decreased by 29,820 contracts, moving from -168,411 to -198,231 contracts, a decline of 17.70% [4]. Group 3: Weekly Changes in Energy and Metals - Natural gas net positions decreased by 2,528 contracts, totaling -44,315 contracts, a 6.00% decline [4]. - Gasoline net positions increased by 12,043 contracts, moving from 51,060 to 63,103 contracts, a 23.60% increase [4]. - Gold net positions decreased by 4,079 contracts, totaling 101,556 contracts, a 3.90% decline [4].