Commitments of Traders

Data through 2026-09-01 · published 2026-09-05 08:30 UTC · Managed-money positioning and open interest across the energy complex.

The brief

Measured — generated from the table by fixed rule, no model in this path

Largest move: Natural gas (open interest) up to 1,807,497 contracts (1.8-sigma)

Natural gas (open interest) rose by 59,767, to 1,807,497 contracts, a 1.8-sigma move for this series, leaving it at the 100th percentile of the same-week window across 1 prior years.

Sitting at an extreme

Not evaluated.

The table

MetricDateValueChangey/yUnits
Managed money net
WTI crude2026-09-0194,281w/w 10,26166,958contracts
Brent crude2026-09-01-10,747w/w -38830,032contracts
RBOB gasoline2026-09-0189,215w/w 9,56343,897contracts
NY Harbor ULSD2026-09-0120,344w/w 3,703-19,327contracts
Natural gas2026-09-01-89,481w/w -17,808-52,719contracts
Open interest
WTI crude2026-09-011,921,085w/w 14,345-66,776contracts
Brent crude2026-09-01767,357w/w -10,817-31,727contracts
RBOB gasoline2026-09-01353,876w/w 7,74233,931contracts
NY Harbor ULSD2026-09-01265,540w/w -5,729-99,309contracts
Natural gas2026-09-011,807,497w/w 59,767171,828contracts

Check it against the source

These figures come from the published series, not from transcribing anyone's PDF — so they can be checked against the originals directly:
Every sentence above the table was generated from the table by fixed rule — the lede is the largest move measured in units of that series' own recent changes, so a crude build and a rig move can be ranked against each other. Re-run it on the same date and the text is identical. Method: methodology · how we checked it against EIA's final edition.