Speculative positioning in the Mexican peso (MXN) has softened, with the latest data from the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) showing a decline in net long positions. As of 06 November 2026, MXN speculative net positions have eased to 18.0K, down from the previous reading of 20.8K.
The pullback signals a modest reduction in bullish sentiment toward the peso among futures traders. While positioning remains in net-long territory, the drop suggests that market participants are becoming slightly more cautious about MXN exposure, potentially in response to changing global risk appetite or evolving expectations for Mexico’s economic and monetary outlook.
