date:Jan 08, 2014
ricultural commodity prices, cutting their net long position in futures and options for a record 10th successive week as of the week to last Tuesday, ending 2013 on a decidedly bearish note.
This included returning their net short (meaning short positions which benefit which prices fall exceed long holdings which gain when values rise) in Chicago wheat to within 300 contracts of its all-time high (reached earlier in December) and boosting their net short in corn too.
In soybeans, they slashed