Commitments of Traders

Swiss Franc COT Positioning

Speculator positioning as of Jun 9, 2026 · CFTC

In short

Speculators are net short CHF (building short over 12 weeks). Positioning sits at 0% of its 12-week range (flip 38th pct of 10y, z -0.39).

Net position
-10,785
Longs
6,830
Shorts
17,615
Open interest
115,412
Flip percentile (10y)
38.3%
Z-score (10y)
-0.39
Position in range
0%
4-week change
-3,077
Crowding
not crowded

Weekly net positioning

Net non-commercial (large speculator) positioning over the last 12 weeks. A rising net means speculators are building longs; a falling net means they are building shorts.

Week (Tuesday)Net positionWeek-over-weekOpen interest
Jun 9, 2026-10,785-836115,412
Jun 2, 2026-9,949-5,126111,432
May 26, 2026-4,823+22105,594
May 19, 2026-4,845+2,863104,225
May 12, 2026-7,708-1,07494,743
May 5, 2026-6,634-1,46094,468
Apr 28, 2026-5,174-1,40894,111
Apr 21, 2026-3,766-34591,532
Apr 14, 2026-3,421-3,32493,376
Apr 7, 2026-97-1,58786,646
Mar 31, 2026+1,490+1,25579,740
Mar 24, 2026+23576,518

How to read this

The flip percentile normalizes Swiss Franc net positioning against roughly ten years of history: 38.3% means speculators are leaning short versus their own history. The 10-year z-score (-0.39) confirms how stretched that is. Readings above the 90th percentile (or below the 10th) flag a crowded trade prone to a sharp unwind.

Positioning is a risk gauge, not an entry signal. Extremes can persist and get more extreme. Pair this with the fundamentals and a confirming move before fading a crowded trade. See how to read the COT report and using COT data to spot reversals.

Frequently asked questions

Are speculators net long or short Swiss Franc?
As of Jun 9, 2026, large speculators are net short the Swiss franc, with a net position of -10,785 contracts (6,830 long vs 17,615 short) in the CFTC Commitments of Traders report.
Is Swiss Franc positioning crowded right now?
No. Swiss Franc positioning sits at the 38.3% flip percentile of its 10-year range (z-score -0.39), which is not an extreme. Crowding warnings trigger above the 90th or below the 10th percentile.
What is the COT flip percentile for Swiss Franc?
Swiss Franc's flip percentile is 38.3% — where current normalized net positioning sits within roughly 10 years of history. Above 60 is long-side versus history, below 40 short-side; above 90 or below 10 is crowded.
When is COT data for Swiss Franc updated?
Weekly. The CFTC releases the Commitments of Traders report every Friday at 3:30pm ET with positions as of the prior Tuesday. This page last updated with data as of Jun 9, 2026.

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