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    28 June 2025
    An increase in Japan’s CFTC JPY NC Net Positions reached ¥132.3K, up from ¥130.9K

    Japan’s CFTC JPY net positions rose, indicating shifting market sentiment toward the Yen amid dynamic conditions.

    28 June 2025
    The CFTC reported a rise in the S&P 500 NC Net Positions to $-144.8K

    S&P 500 positions shift; Dollar weakens; Gold, crypto rise; geopolitical tensions impact oil market sentiment.

    28 June 2025
    Net positions for GBP at the UK CFTC fell to £34.4K from £42.9K

    GBP weakens on lower CFTC net positions; USD softens; gold, BCH gain; Strait tensions threaten oil.

    28 June 2025
    CFTC data showed US oil net positions at 233K, slightly increasing from 231K

    CFTC oil positions rise amid market focus on ECB, US data, gold steadiness, and geopolitical tensions.

    28 June 2025
    CFTC net positions for the Australian dollar stand at $-72.6K, down from $-69.4K

    AUD net positions fall; EUR/USD steady; GBP/USD strong; gold edges higher; BCH rises; Hormuz tensions persist.

    28 June 2025
    CFTC reported a decrease in US gold net positions from $200.6K to $195K

    Gold net positions decreased to $195,000, reflecting reduced holdings; investors should assess risks independently before investing.

    28 June 2025
    Struggling to rise, NZD/USD stays below 0.6079, confined within a bearish rising wedge formation

    NZD/USD faces resistance near 0.6089 amid bearish signals; support lies at 0.6000 in wedge pattern.

    28 June 2025
    A steep decline of over $10.00 per barrel characterised WTI Crude Oil’s largest weekly drop since March

    WTI Crude drops 12%, falling below $65 as supply fears ease and OPEC boosts production.

    28 June 2025
    The Rupee appreciates due to declining Oil prices, an Equity rally, and positive RBI data

    Indian Rupee strengthens as US Dollar weakens, aided by lower oil prices, equity gains, and investments.

    28 June 2025
    The US oil rig count fell to 432, down from the prior total of 438

    US oil rig count drops to 432 from 438, indicating decreased operational activity in the sector.

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