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Hedge Funds Boost Gasoline Bets at Six-Month High

Hedge funds significantly increased bullish wagers on US gasoline in the largest move since early 2020, CFTC data shows.

According to Commodity Futures Trading Commission data, hedge funds have accelerated their bullish positioning on US gasoline futures at the fastest pace in approximately six months. The surge in optimistic bets reflects growing investor confidence in energy prices amid shifting market dynamics and supply considerations.

The increase in long positions represents a notable shift in fund sentiment regarding the gasoline market. This buildup of bullish wagers suggests investors are anticipating price appreciation in the near term, potentially driven by factors including demand recovery, inventory management, and broader energy market trends.

The positioning change comes as traders reassess their energy exposure in response to current market conditions. Fund managers' increased conviction on the upside demonstrates renewed interest in the petroleum complex after a period of more cautious positioning.

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