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All COT Report Markets

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Every futures market tracked by the CFTC Commitments of Traders report, organized by category. Click any market to view its latest positioning data.

The U.S. CFTC tracks 350+ futures markets across grains, livestock, softs, energies, metals, currencies, interest rates and equity indices — every one of which has a weekly Commitments of Traders report. COT-Reports.com lists all of them with their CFTC market codes, exchange tickers, and a direct link to each market's analysis page or COT report.

How this list is organized

Markets are grouped first by category — currencies, interest rates, stock indices, energy, metals, agriculture and more — and then by sub-category, so related contracts sit side by side. Each card shows the market's CFTC contract market code, the six-character identifier the CFTC gives every contract in its reports (088691 is COMEX gold), next to its exchange ticker and exchange. Every market is covered by the Legacy report; the CFTC also breaks commodity markets down in the Disaggregated report and financial futures in the Traders in Financial Futures (TFF) report. To find a market, type its name, ticker or code in the search box.

Every CFTC market, by category

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Analysis by market

COT report analysis by market

One page per market, updated after every CFTC release from the weekly COT data: where each trader group stands in its 3-year range.

COT Positioning Analysis

How many futures markets does the CFTC report on?

The CFTC publishes weekly Commitments of Traders data for 350+ individual futures markets, plus combined and aggregated views for some categories. Coverage spans every major regulated U.S. futures exchange — CME, CBOT, NYMEX, COMEX, ICE Futures U.S. and the Minneapolis Grain Exchange.

Which asset classes are covered?

The CFTC covers eight broad asset classes in its COT data: agricultural commodities (grains, livestock, softs), energy (crude oil, natural gas, refined products), metals (precious and base), foreign currencies, U.S. Treasury and short-term interest rate futures, U.S. equity indices, volatility indices, and a few miscellaneous contracts (Bitcoin, weather, freight).

What is a CFTC market code?

Every CFTC-tracked market has a six-character market code (also called the contract identifier) that uniquely identifies it across the CFTC's data files. For example, 088691 is gold futures on COMEX. COT-Reports.com uses these codes internally so you can deep-link to any specific market's report.

How often is the market list updated?

The CFTC adds new markets when an exchange lists a new futures contract that meets the reporting threshold. COT-Reports.com syncs the master market list every week against the latest CFTC release, so newly added markets appear automatically without manual maintenance.

Can I track a specific market over time?

Yes — every market on the list links directly to its Simplified, Detailed, Charts, Comparison and (for premium subscribers) Disaggregated/TFF/Supplemental views. Use Charts for the longest time series visualisation and Comparison for cross-market positioning analysis.

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Premium adds the Disaggregated, TFF and Supplemental formats, 20+ years of history and advanced analytics for every market on this page.

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