Bullion

CFTC Commitments of Traders Dashboard

Managed Money positioning, seasonality, price context, and macro signals across 20 commodity futures markets.

Latest COT positions: Tue, Oct 13, 2026

This is the positions-as-of date, normally Tuesday. The CFTC usually publishes the report on Friday.

How to scan this dashboard

Terms and methodology

Start with the COT percentile and Crowd Risk, then check whether price, seasonality, and macro support or challenge that reading. When the inputs conflict, open the commodity page instead of treating a single label as a conclusion.

Quick market scan

These cards keep the most useful starting signals together. Open a commodity for the full charts, history, and methodology.

Learn how to read the signals
Wheat (CBOT)

agriculture

Neutral
Net position
-32,555 contracts
2-year percentile
74.3%
Seasonality
Neutral
Macro
Supportive
Stored price
624.75
52-week range
69%
Wheat (KC)

agriculture

Neutral
Net position
+17,345 contracts
2-year percentile
80.0%
Seasonality
Weak
Macro
Supportive
Stored price
665.75
52-week range
70%
Corn

agriculture

Neutral
Net position
+246,425 contracts
2-year percentile
81.0%
Seasonality
Strong
Macro
Supportive
Stored price
460.25
52-week range
56%
Soybeans

agriculture

Liquidation Risk
Net position
+249,807 contracts
2-year percentile
97.1%
Seasonality
Strong
Macro
Supportive
Stored price
1253.50
52-week range
80%
Soybean Oil

agriculture

Liquidation Risk
Net position
+87,972 contracts
2-year percentile
75.2%
Seasonality
Neutral
Macro
Supportive
Stored price
66.73
52-week range
67%
Soybean Meal

agriculture

Liquidation Risk
Net position
+204,643 contracts
2-year percentile
98.1%
Seasonality
Strong
Macro
Supportive
Stored price
347.40
52-week range
81%
Cotton

agriculture

Liquidation Risk
Net position
+58,025 contracts
2-year percentile
91.4%
Seasonality
Neutral
Macro
Supportive
Stored price
81.02
52-week range
63%
Sugar No. 11

agriculture

Liquidation Risk
Net position
+259,549 contracts
2-year percentile
100.0%
Seasonality
Weak
Macro
Supportive
Stored price
20.13
52-week range
100%
Coffee

agriculture

Short Squeeze
Net position
+15,270 contracts
2-year percentile
2.9%
Seasonality
Weak
Macro
Supportive
Stored price
311.40
52-week range
29%
Cocoa

agriculture

Neutral
Net position
-11,921 contracts
2-year percentile
13.3%
Seasonality
Neutral
Macro
Supportive
Stored price
5607.00
52-week range
86%
Neutral
Net position
+102,765 contracts
2-year percentile
43.8%
Seasonality
Neutral
Macro
Supportive
Stored price
99.12
52-week range
75%
Neutral
Net position
-126,156 contracts
2-year percentile
8.6%
Seasonality
Neutral
Macro
Supportive
Stored price
2.78
52-week range
23%
Neutral
Net position
+11,754 contracts
2-year percentile
48.6%
Seasonality
Neutral
Macro
Supportive
Stored price
4.75
52-week range
91%
Liquidation Risk
Net position
+97,646 contracts
2-year percentile
99.0%
Seasonality
Neutral
Macro
Supportive
Stored price
3.08
52-week range
72%
Gold

metals

Liquidation Risk
Net position
+107,089 contracts
2-year percentile
25.7%
Seasonality
Neutral
Macro
Mixed
Stored price
4038.20
52-week range
15%
Silver

metals

Neutral
Net position
+5,619 contracts
2-year percentile
2.9%
Seasonality
Neutral
Macro
Mixed
Stored price
54.58
52-week range
17%
Copper

metals

Liquidation Risk
Net position
+61,058 contracts
2-year percentile
70.5%
Seasonality
Neutral
Macro
Mixed
Stored price
6.40
52-week range
88%
Live Cattle

livestock

Bullish Signal
Net position
+48,218 contracts
2-year percentile
1.9%
Seasonality
Neutral
Macro
Supportive
Stored price
231.15
52-week range
26%
Lean Hogs

livestock

Bullish Signal
Net position
-48,617 contracts
2-year percentile
1.9%
Seasonality
Neutral
Macro
Supportive
Stored price
65.57
52-week range
0%
Feeder Cattle

livestock

Neutral
Net position
+9,339 contracts
2-year percentile
11.4%
Seasonality
Weak
Macro
Supportive
Stored price
343.88
52-week range
49%

All Macro Indicators

Global market context

Shows real-time indicator values (fetched multiple times daily) with delta comparing to the weekly COT report date baseline.

DXY (USD Index)
101.63-0.37 (-0.4%)↓

US Dollar Index measuring the strength of the US dollar against a basket of major currencies. Higher values = stronger dollar (bearish for commodities); lower values = weaker dollar (bullish for commodities).

VIX
19.03+2.57 (+15.6%)↑

Volatility Index measuring market fear and uncertainty. High VIX = risk-off sentiment (can support safe-haven assets like metals); low VIX = complacency (can reduce demand for hedges).

US 10Y Yield
4.95-0.14 (-2.7%)↓

US 10-Year Treasury yield reflects long-term growth and inflation expectations. Rising yields = higher opportunity cost of holding non-yielding assets like commodities; falling yields = more commodity-friendly.

13-Week T-Bill
4.02-0.07 (-1.6%)↓

13-Week US Treasury Bill yield signals near-term Fed policy. Higher rates = tighter monetary conditions (bearish for commodities); lower rates = easier conditions (bullish for commodities).

Brent
112.94+7.02 (+6.6%)↑

Brent crude oil price, the global benchmark for oil. Reflects global supply/demand balance and energy market expectations.

USD/BRL
5.05-0.05 (-1.0%)↓

USD/Brazilian Real exchange rate. A stronger real = Brazilian exports are more expensive (bullish for global competitors like US AgComm); weaker real = Brazilian exports are cheaper (bearish for competitors).

Brent-WTI Spread
13.82+5.87 (+73.8%)↑

The price difference between Brent (global benchmark) and WTI (US benchmark). Wide spread = global supply tight relative to US; narrow/negative = US supply relative glut or global weakness.

Soybean/Corn Ratio
2.72+0.08 (+3.1%)↑

Soybean price divided by corn price. Higher ratio = soybeans relatively attractive, incentivizing farmers to plant more soybeans and less corn, affecting future supplies.

Feeder-Live Spread
112.72-4.70 (-4.0%)↓

Feeder cattle futures minus live cattle futures. Wider spread = feedlot operators' margins are healthy and profitable; narrower spread = margin pressure on feeders.

Corn WoW
460.25-17.75 (-3.7%)↓

Week-over-week change in corn prices. Rising corn = higher feed costs for livestock producers (bearish for margins); falling corn = lower feed costs (bullish for livestock margins).

Capital Rotation Across Commodities

Weekly USD notional open interest by commodity

Energy
Metals
Agriculture
Livestock