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According to the CFTC, the last week there have been filled with significant changes in the positioning on the major currencies. The euro and the Swiss franc were moved into the category of currencies, holding a net long position against the US dollar, these two currencies having the greatest change positioning registered. In addition, the net short positions in the rest of the major currencies except the Australian dollar were significantly reduced. The largest net short position is still observed on the Japanese yen and the Australian dollar.

By the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) report, all the major currencies keep speculative net short position vs. the US dollar. The largest net short position still belongs the Japanese yen. The Australian dollar got to second place, followed by the British pound, the Canadian dollar, the Swiss franc and the euro.

According to the last week results there were significant changes observed in the positioning on the European currency, as well as the British pound. Thus, the euro got significantly closer to a balance with long and short positions, increasing fracture in risk sentiment.