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CFTC: Gold net longs fall to 19-week low, silver to 2-year low

Speculative net long positions in COMEX gold fell by 2,394 contracts to 108,685 in the week to Oct. 20, the lowest in 19 weeks. COMEX silver net longs dropped to 3,746 contracts, a more-than-two-year low, and COMEX copper net longs declined to 48,009 contracts, a six-week low. NYMEX platinum net longs fell to 6,615 contracts, a 12-week low, while palladium net longs rose to 12,143 contracts, a 17-month high.

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The breadth of the decline across gold, silver, copper and platinum points to a broad reduction in speculative positioning in metals rather than a single-market story, which makes the palladium outlier more notable. Silver's drop to a multi-year low stands out as the sharpest signal of conviction draining from a market that typically carries more speculative heat. Whether palladium's rise reflects a genuine rotation within the complex or a narrow, isolated move is the open question worth watching.

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