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Who trades Low Sulphur Gasoil futures?
The highly liquid ICE oil markets continue to attract a wide range of users, from commercial participants and producers to asset managers and pension funds.
As of July 27, 2021 - Source: CFTC Commitment of Traders Report
As of July 27, 2021 - Source: CFTC Commitment of Traders Report
As of June 30, 2021 - Source: ICE
Producer / Merchant / Processor / User
Entities with exposure to the underlying physical market for the commodity which use the futures market to hedge the risks associated with such exposure.
Swap Dealer
Entities dealing primarily in "swap" or other Over The Counter ("OTC") transactions in the commodity in question and who use the futures market to hedge this exposure. Examples would include investment banks and other complex financial institutions.
Managed Money
Entities managing futures trading on behalf of clients; investment firms. Examples include hedge funds, pension funds, registered US commodity trading advisors or commodity pool operators.
Producer / Merchant / Processor / User
Entities with exposure to the underlying physical market for the commodity which use the futures market to hedge the risks associated with such exposure.
Swap Dealer
Entities dealing primarily in "swap" or other Over The Counter ("OTC") transactions in the commodity in question and who use the futures market to hedge this exposure. Examples would include investment banks and other complex financial institutions.
Managed Money
Entities managing futures trading on behalf of clients; investment firms. Examples include hedge funds, pension funds, registered US commodity trading advisors or commodity pool operators.
Other Reportables
Every other reportable trader. Examples would include proprietary (multi-asset) trading houses, algorithmic traders and local traders.
Nonreportable Positions
This is a balancing figure and consists of the total reportable long, short and spreading positions subtracted from the overall open interest figure for the commodity.
Other Reportables
Every other reportable trader. Examples would include proprietary (multi-asset) trading houses, algorithmic traders and local traders.
Nonreportable Positions
This is a balancing figure and consists of the total reportable long, short and spreading positions subtracted from the overall open interest figure for the commodity.