By IFCMarkets
US dollar net long bets rose to $19.84 billion from $18.36 billion against the major currencies during the last three weeks, according to the report of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) covering data up to December 10 and released on Friday December 23. The increase in bullish dollar bets continued as durable goods orders resumed growing in October (rising 0.6% after a 1.4% decline in September) as did factory orders, and the unexpectedly strong nonfarm payrolls report showed US economy added 266,000 new jobs in November.
| December 10 2019 | Bias | Ex RateTrend | Position $ mln | Weekly Change |
| CAD | bullish | negative | 1568 | -47 |
| AUD | bearish | negative | -2506 | -11 |
| EUR | bearish | negative | -9379 | 186 |
| GBP | bearish | negative | -1857 | 584 |
| CHF | bearish | negative | -2650 | 173 |
| JPY | bearish | negative | -5019 | 484 |
| Total | -19842 |
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