Core Insights - The Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) reported changes in speculative positions for U.S. Treasury futures as of the week ending July 29 [1] Group 1: Speculative Positions - Speculators reduced their net short positions in Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT) 2-year Treasury futures by 45,415 contracts, bringing the total to 1,203,237 contracts [1] - There was an increase of 41,959 contracts in net short positions for 5-year Treasury futures, resulting in a total of 2,511,883 contracts [1] - The net short positions for 10-year Treasury futures rose by 147,096 contracts, reaching a total of 896,630 contracts [1]

Group 1 - Speculators reduced their net short positions in CBOT US 2-year Treasury futures by 147,428 contracts to 1,119,903 contracts as of the week ending May 27 [1] - Speculators also decreased their net short positions in CBOT US 10-year Treasury futures by 81,827 contracts to 769,604 contracts during the same period [1]