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Abstract:According to statistics released by Reuters and US Commodities and Futures Trading Commission(CFTC) last Friday(April 17th), speculative net short positions in USD grew from US$10.5 of the previous week to US$12.59 billion in the week ended April 14th.
According to statistics released by Reuters and US Commodities and Futures Trading Commission(CFTC) last Friday(April 17th), speculative net short positions in USD grew from US$10.5 of the previous week to US$12.59 billion in the week ended April 14th.
Since the Fed restarted QE, daily purchase of Treasury Bonds dropped from US$75 billion to US$60 billion, and then to US$50 billion.
As of last week (April 12th to 17th), US Treasury Bond purchase has decreased to US$30 billion per day, this implicates the US financial system has stabilized and the Federal Reserves countermeasures in combating the global pandemic are beginning to show their effects.
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