Group 1: Precious Metals Market - Speculators' net long positions in COMEX gold decreased by 657 contracts to 129,851 contracts [1] - Net long positions in silver reached a 12-week high, while copper hit a 10-week high and platinum rose to a 16-week high [1] - Palladium's net long positions fell to a seven-month low [1] Group 2: Energy Market - NYMEX crude oil and Brent crude oil net long positions increased to 19-week and 10-week highs, respectively, at 179,134 contracts and 329,383 contracts [1] - NYMEX gasoline's net long positions dropped to a seven-week low, while NYMEX heating oil/diesel reached a 15-week high [1] - Despite a reduction in NYMEX natural gas net long positions to 321,804 contracts, the absolute value of long positions hit a three-month high, and the absolute value of short positions reached a seven-month peak [1] Group 3: Foreign Exchange and Bond Markets - The net long position in Japanese yen stood at 144,595 contracts, indicating continued investor interest in safe-haven assets [1] - Speculators increased net short positions in U.S. Treasury futures across short to long-term maturities, particularly in 2-year, 5-year, and 10-year Treasury futures, while net short positions in ultra-long Treasury futures decreased [1] Group 4: Stock Index Futures and Agricultural Products - The net short position in S&P 500 index futures significantly increased, while stock fund managers raised their net long positions in the same index, reflecting differing market outlooks [2] - In the agricultural sector, net short positions in coffee, wheat, and corn decreased, while net short positions in cotton and sugar expanded [2]