Mexico & United States — United States Commodity Futures Trading Commission

Mexico: Mexico is a significant buyer of pork from the United States, and its purchasing activity, as reported in export sales data, impacts the demand side of the Lean hog futures market.

United States — United States Commodity Futures Trading Commission: The United States — United States Commodity Futures Trading Commission's Commitment of Traders report reveals the positioning of managed money in Lean hog futures and options, indicating a significant shift to a net short position, which influences market sentiment and price trends.

Mexico: Mexico is one of the states sued by the CFTC. Its regulatory stance is part of the broader conflict.

United States — United States Commodity Futures Trading Commission: The CFTC used emergency powers to assert its jurisdiction and protect Kalshi's operations, reinforcing its regulatory authority over event contracts. This action supports the agency's position but faces legal challenges.

Mexico: Mexico is among the states sued by the CFTC in the ongoing dispute over prediction markets.

United States — United States Commodity Futures Trading Commission: The CFTC asserts its exclusive regulatory authority over designated contract markets, issuing an emergency order to block United States — Michigan's attempt to cancel trades. This strengthens its position in jurisdictional battles with states.

Mexico: Mexico reported screwworm cases in a dog, contributing to the outbreak.

United States — United States Commodity Futures Trading Commission: CFTC data showed managed money trimming net long positions in live cattle futures.

Mexico: Mexico was the top destination for US corn exports in the latest week, receiving 454,201 metric tons.

United States — United States Commodity Futures Trading Commission: CFTC data showed managed money increased net long positions in corn futures and options by 49,518 contracts.