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Canadian Dollar: COT positioning

Net position of leveraged funds (hedge funds and CTAs) in Canadian Dollar futures (6C) from the CFTC Commitments of Traders report.

Report of Oct 13, 2026

Net position (contracts)
-88,112
Weekly change
-8,487
% of open interest
-23.3%
COT index (52 wk)
20

COT index 20: the net position sits at 20% of its 52-week range (0 = most bearish of the year, 100 = most bullish).

Canadian Dollar: net position, last 52 weeks

2025-10-14: -49,7872025-10-21: -54,8452025-10-28: -59,0082025-11-04: -72,9452025-11-10: -72,0942025-11-18: -72,3682025-11-25: -72,4792025-12-02: -75,7242025-12-09: -74,3902025-12-16: -77,0182025-12-23: -57,7192025-12-30: -58,6782026-01-06: -57,0962026-01-13: -55,6992026-01-20: -57,3572026-01-27: -52,2162026-02-03: -52,8552026-02-10: -51,0082026-02-17: -42,0342026-02-24: -34,1012026-03-03: -41,3712026-03-10: -37,1592026-03-17: -37,8522026-03-24: -31,7002026-03-31: -42,9102026-04-07: -44,1442026-04-14: -61,4042026-04-21: -64,2152026-04-28: -53,8282026-05-05: -47,7582026-05-12: -37,6632026-05-19: -38,6542026-05-26: -38,0952026-06-02: -44,6012026-06-09: -58,6232026-06-16: -65,0532026-06-23: -83,3772026-06-30: -88,1012026-07-07: -85,9572026-07-14: -92,7712026-07-21: -98,3772026-07-28: -102,4952026-08-04: -101,7482026-08-11: -92,0052026-08-18: -88,8972026-08-25: -72,0922026-09-01: -68,7502026-09-08: -55,4482026-09-15: -39,0222026-09-22: -46,8612026-09-29: -69,6442026-10-06: -79,6252026-10-13: -88,1122025-10-142026-04-142026-10-13

Weekly bars of the net position of leveraged funds (hedge funds and CTAs). Green: net long; red: net short.

Last 8 reports

DateLongShortNetAsset managers netOpen interest
Oct 13, 202623,811111,923-88,112-30,804378,204
Oct 6, 202631,682111,307-79,625-35,806371,048
Sep 29, 202634,581104,225-69,644-27,581347,274
Sep 22, 202632,41579,276-46,861-24,121311,085
Sep 15, 202629,85768,879-39,022-9,386358,186
Sep 8, 202628,94184,389-55,448-30,008334,861
Sep 1, 202627,84596,595-68,750-49,544334,800
Aug 25, 202627,38499,476-72,092-58,943329,544

How to read it

  • A COT index above 90 or below 10 means leveraged funds (hedge funds and CTAs) are at a yearly extreme in Canadian Dollar: the move can continue, but there is plenty of fuel for a sharp reversal if a surprise hits.
  • Read the weekly change next to price: price up with the net position rising means buyers behind the move; price up with the net falling means short covering.
  • Open interest growing with the net position points to new money coming in; a net change with flat open interest means positions changing hands.

Frequently asked questions

What does the net position in Canadian Dollar mean?

It is the difference between the contracts leveraged funds (hedge funds and CTAs) hold long and short in Canadian Dollar. Positive: as a group they bet on higher prices; negative: on lower prices.

How often is the Canadian Dollar data updated?

Once a week. The CFTC publishes the report on Friday with Tuesday's positions; this page refreshes automatically a few hours later.

Can I trade Canadian Dollar on the COT alone?

Not a good idea. The COT describes positioning with a few days' delay and extremes can last for weeks. Use it as context alongside your analysis, your risk management and the release calendar.

Other markets in the sector: Euro · Japanese Yen · British Pound · Swiss Franc · Australian Dollar · Mexican Peso · New Zealand Dollar · Brazilian Real

Source: CFTC Commitments of Traders (Legacy and Traders in Financial Futures, futures only). Calculations by Jornalo. Information, not financial advice.

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