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What positions do traders hold in MEXICAN PESO futures?

In MEXICAN PESO futures, leveraged funds held a net long position of 63,814 contracts and open interest was 278,165 contracts on (CFTC Commitments of Traders, released ).

Net positions in MEXICAN PESO futures each week: leveraged funds, asset managers and institutional, dealers and intermediaries, contracts

8 November 2016 to 20 October 2026Net is long less short, ours; contracts

Net positions in MEXICAN PESO futures each week: leveraged funds, asset managers and institutional, dealers and intermediaries, contracts (8 November 2016 to 20 October 2026)
Net positions in MEXICAN PESO futures each week: leveraged funds, asset managers and institutional, dealers and intermediaries, contracts (22 October 2024 to 20 October 2026)

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  • Leveraged funds+63,814
  • Asset managers and institutional−24,064
  • Dealers and intermediaries+15,252

Open interest in MEXICAN PESO futures each week, contracts

8 November 2016 to 20 October 2026Contracts

Open interest in MEXICAN PESO futures each week, contracts (8 November 2016 to 20 October 2026)
Open interest in MEXICAN PESO futures each week, contracts (22 October 2024 to 20 October 2026)

Each point is one week of MEXICAN PESO futures from the CFTC's Traders in Financial Futures report (futures only): the net position, long contracts less short contracts, of one group of traders, or all open contracts. The chart shows up to the newest ten years. Pointing at the chart shows the week and the value.

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The latest week of MEXICAN PESO futures beside the one before it and the nearest ones a year and five years earlier. The weeks of the last two years and every group's long and short are in the tables under "The numbers behind the chart".

MeasureLatestThe week beforeA year earlierFive years earlier
Week
Open interest278,165279,007178,245164,268
Leveraged funds, net+63,814+63,564+25,994+29,525
Asset managers and institutional, net−24,064−22,371+59,933+58,840
Dealers and intermediaries, net+15,252+14,131−92,421−73,918

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Right now

Leveraged funds held a net long position of 63,814 contracts in MEXICAN PESO futures in the week to , the largest net long since the week of .

The dealers and intermediaries were net long 15,252 contracts that week, and asset managers and institutional net short 24,064 contracts.

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Open interestMEXICAN PESO, week of 20 October 2026

Open interest was 278,165 contracts in the week to , the most since the week of .

−842 contracts from the week before, held by 165 reporting traders.

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RecordsOurs, since the week of 13 June 2006

Open interest was highest at 376,712 contracts in the week of .

Leveraged funds held their largest net long, 119,854 contracts, in the week of , and their largest net short, 96,547 contracts, in the week of .

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The other groupsNet, and the last week larger

Asset managers and institutional: net short 24,064 contracts, the largest net short since our record begins in the week of .

Dealers and intermediaries: net long 15,252 contracts, the largest net long since the week of .

Other reportable traders: net short 55,805 contracts, the largest net short since the week of .

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Understanding the futures positions report

Where it stands today

Leveraged funds were net long 63,814 contracts in MEXICAN PESO futures in the week of 20 October 2026.

Who are the groups in the report?

The CFTC's Traders in Financial Futures report, one of its Commitments of Traders reports, gives the positions held in each financial futures market on a Tuesday, sorted by kind of trader: leveraged funds, asset managers and institutional investors, dealers and intermediaries, other reportable traders and traders below the reporting level.

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A position is a number of contracts, long or short; dealers, asset managers, leveraged funds and other reportables also report spread positions, which hold both. The CFTC assigns each reporting trader to a group from the business the trader reports. This page uses the report's futures-only figures, which leave out options. The report gives the contract size of MEXICAN PESO futures as (CONTRACTS OF MXN 500,000), and the market as MEXICAN PESO - CHICAGO MERCANTILE EXCHANGE.

What 500metrics adds: net positions (long less short, which leave out spread positions), the change from the week before, the records since the week of 13 June 2006, and the last week a group's net position was larger on the same side.

The numbers behind the chart

How were the MEXICAN PESO positions split between long and short?Week of 20 October 2026, contracts
Long, short and spread positions of each group in MEXICAN PESO futures (MEXICAN PESO - CHICAGO MERCANTILE EXCHANGE), week of 20 October 2026 (contracts; net is ours)
GroupLongShortSpreadNet
Leveraged funds91,74827,9342,757+63,814
Asset managers and institutional53,06377,1271,676−24,064
Dealers and intermediaries121,502106,2500+15,252
Other reportable traders1,92257,7270−55,805
Nonreportable (below the reporting level)5,4974,694n/a+803

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What were the net positions in MEXICAN PESO futures each week?104 weeks, newest first, since 29 October 2024
Open interest and net positions in MEXICAN PESO futures by week, newest first (contracts; net is ours)
WeekOpen interestLeveraged funds, netAsset managers and institutional, netDealers and intermediaries, netOther reportable traders, net
278,165+63,814−24,064+15,252−55,805
279,007+63,564−22,371+14,131−56,178
290,507+74,927−20,599+1,221−57,549
274,821+80,587+16,251−42,428−56,605
266,061+79,188+45,506−74,696−54,451
319,499+90,008+53,346−93,766−53,503
327,215+82,101+63,103−128,427−21,976
313,188+74,362+68,077−124,691−22,218
286,429+68,904+68,590−120,077−23,434
284,591+65,330+62,152−108,990−23,625
258,898+76,282+34,186−92,899−23,635
217,220+67,707+25,528−72,721−25,824
200,776+63,807+21,274−63,062−26,442
201,335+54,463+27,562−58,952−26,868
199,350+53,799+30,862−61,819−27,627
198,958+54,924+36,406−68,113−27,133
195,406+55,314+32,499−65,090−26,356
198,588+56,531+34,969−68,936−26,006
276,950+49,274+43,969−74,618−24,126
213,844+50,978+35,506−18,966−72,068
204,071+56,065+25,162−20,769−70,635
201,274+49,710+31,220−14,352−71,814
203,827+55,593+32,384−22,393−70,634
188,631+57,858+34,045−26,062−70,492
186,899+60,183+33,217−26,882−71,335
202,265+49,189+55,713−39,067−70,716
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WeekOpen interestLeveraged funds, netAsset managers and institutional, netDealers and intermediaries, netOther reportable traders, net
195,622+45,220+54,519−33,326−71,127
188,147+48,344+47,041−27,606−72,405
182,790+54,606+35,843−22,611−72,154
184,074+52,803+33,890−16,950−72,635
166,676+54,787+48,584−35,776−70,751
171,319+46,946+52,108−35,234−68,800
254,257+52,866+56,638−49,312−64,109
235,943+54,787+67,370−61,269−64,361
225,567+45,617+85,850−75,690−60,024
226,417+45,597+85,971−74,698−61,413
226,933+45,860+87,146−75,578−61,615
225,867+44,319+88,353−75,985−61,898
237,744+52,617+82,066−77,663−61,255
239,959+65,759+76,970−86,588−60,926
241,382+61,419+82,025−87,450−60,616
250,364+63,515+78,709−87,128−59,349
249,474+58,466+80,459−85,414−58,934
255,477+55,511+81,221−83,102−58,507
365,595+47,841+74,101−67,481−59,088
284,060+75,781+65,026−146,676+2,048
235,435+65,444+66,518−138,918+2,547
207,501+60,388+64,172−129,768+1,587
216,607+65,495+64,001−135,500+1,955
197,299+52,321+59,393−115,527−822
188,337+43,144+63,449−110,512+841
193,166+38,201+67,503−111,143+1,181
177,118+30,502+64,260−101,823+2,974
178,245+25,994+59,933−92,421+3,501
191,754+41,398+68,407−115,830+2,234
183,221+43,374+57,078−104,879−58
176,007+35,492+45,998−88,362+1,966
182,118+35,826+40,238−82,962+2,150
213,424+28,791+37,671−74,693+4,428
179,417+34,350+35,343−77,053+4,355
165,392+28,277+33,242−68,994+4,659
162,678+21,575+31,034−61,266+5,254
182,397+16,418+38,791−63,461+4,643
176,153+17,717+33,682−58,961+3,926
173,983+6,739+43,273−57,537+4,100
172,369+8,980+38,304−53,794+2,234
165,808−894+43,025−49,281+1,099
167,262−5,525+44,271−44,545+949
153,052−6,352+39,499−40,007+1,621
146,855−10,723+37,986−34,170+2,438
155,581−7,932+37,779−37,474+2,172
180,612−10,141+39,357−26,432−5,968
168,665−9,832+37,251−24,854−5,062
161,653−9,583+33,843−20,948−5,280
136,985−5,642+30,189−20,502−5,575
134,834−1,811+27,109−22,668−6,465
127,483+3,443+21,081−17,919−7,737
129,201+2,398+19,487−16,985−6,858
130,379−696+3,763+1,723−5,973
146,438+1,801−18,603+20,036−2,482
150,017−2,215−3,028+11,493−3,427
139,481+5,594+13,673−9,337−8,975
137,459+13,121+19,758−24,897−7,637
142,943+11,179+23,566−27,635−7,478
166,564−15,083+15,042+16,784−16,950
145,035−16,685+7,208+30,133−18,505
150,579−5,611+10,099+16,561−18,526
149,733−8,286+10,885+18,812−19,562
143,628−12,309+12,967+20,512−18,590
145,368−13,315+12,008+23,903−19,852
138,321−15,631+10,179+25,273−17,620
141,724−16,712+3,666+32,295−18,370
142,860−9,175+1,663+27,244−17,500
139,151−6,075+6,945+18,035−17,059
135,646+2,278+6,556+10,816−16,928
132,801+2,351+11,186+6,819−17,324
126,921+1,736+9,437+8,646−17,537
160,701−4,196+4,437+9,101−7,587
146,854−341−4,638+15,730−8,405
142,400−10,292+3,402+19,239−8,675
139,260−2,751+7,527+6,666−8,435
147,790+325+8,986+2,415−7,854
143,741+579+24,998−14,775−6,707
147,540−3,141+38,060−24,644−6,805

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What do these figures leave out, and how are they cited?Limits, dates and how to cite

What this number cannot tell you

  • Positions are those of the Tuesday the report is dated; the CFTC released the report on 23 October 2026.
  • A trader's group comes from the CFTC's own classification. Nonreportable positions are open interest less the reportable positions.
  • Net positions leave out spread positions, so a group's long and short do not account for all of its contracts.
  • Records and ranks are counted from the week of 13 June 2006, the start of this market's latest run of weekly reports. The CFTC can revise a week in a later report, and our collector keeps the earlier figure.
  • Contracts are not comparable between markets: the size of one is the CFTC's contract size above.
  • Market names are the CFTC's own, written as it writes them. 500metrics is independent and is not affiliated with, sponsored or endorsed by any index provider, exchange or company named in them.

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How to cite this

U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission, Commitments of Traders, Traders in Financial Futures report (futures only), MEXICAN PESO - CHICAGO MERCANTILE EXCHANGE, week of 20 October 2026, released 23 October 2026. Compiled by 500metrics, "What positions do traders hold in MEXICAN PESO futures?", https://500metrics.com/futures-positions/mexican-peso.

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