Speculative positioning in the euro has cooled notably, according to the latest data on CFTC EUR speculative net positions released on 13 March 2026. Net long positions in the common currency fell to 105.1K contracts, down from a previous level of 136.5K.
The decline indicates that investors have scaled back their bullish bets on the euro, potentially reflecting a more cautious outlook on the Euro Zone’s economic or monetary policy trajectory. While positioning remains net long, the reduction in speculative exposure suggests traders may be reassessing the euro’s upside potential after a period of stronger optimism.
