Mexican Peso (MXN) COT Report
The Commitment of Traders (COT) report shows how the largest traders are positioned in Mexican Peso (MXN) futures each week. The CFTC splits open interest into speculators (managed money) and commercial hedgers, so you can see who is leaning which way. Tracking when Mexican Peso (MXN) speculative positioning reaches an extreme, and how speculators line up against commercials, is one of the most widely followed sentiment tools in futures.
What drives Mexican Peso (MXN) positioning
In currency futures, commercials are corporates and banks hedging cross-border flows, so speculative net positioning in Mexican Peso (MXN) is one of the most watched sentiment gauges in macro trading. The Mexican peso is a carry currency, with positioning driven by high local yields, US-Mexico trade and nearshoring, and oil.
How to read the Mexican Peso (MXN) COT report
For Mexican Peso (MXN), the 52-week z-score is one of the most watched macro sentiment gauges, showing how far asset managers and leveraged funds have pushed net positioning from the past year: high positive is crowded long, deeply negative crowded short. The positioning regime then tells you whether that macro trade is trending or already stretched. Peso positioning is carry-driven, so crowded long-peso trades are vulnerable to risk-off unwinds. New to this? Start with how to read the COT report.
COTInsight scores Mexican Peso (MXN) on nine analytical layers every week, the moment the CFTC data lands: the 52-week z-score, the 3-year COT Index, regime classification, price-versus-positioning divergence, open-interest trend and more, with up to ten years of history so you can see how today compares to every prior extreme.
Mexican Peso (MXN) COT report FAQ
Which CFTC report covers Mexican Peso (MXN)?
Mexican Peso (MXN) positioning comes from the CFTC Traders in Financial Futures (TFF) report, which splits Mexican Peso (MXN) positioning into Dealer/Intermediary, Asset Manager, Leveraged Funds and Other Reportables. COTInsight reads it directly from the CFTC every week.
When is the Mexican Peso (MXN) COT report updated?
The CFTC releases the Commitments of Traders report every Friday at 3:30pm ET, reflecting positions as of the prior Tuesday. COTInsight recomputes the Mexican Peso (MXN) z-score, COT Index and regime the moment the data lands.
Is Mexican Peso (MXN) COT positioning bullish or bearish right now?
The COT report is a positioning and sentiment gauge, not a direct buy or sell signal: it shows whether speculators are crowded long or short in Mexican Peso (MXN). COTInsight scores this week's Mexican Peso (MXN) reading on a 52-week z-score, a 3-year COT Index and a positioning regime. Start a free 7-day trial to see the current reading.
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