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DBC will start investing in oil futures contract traded in Europe – a loophole that allows the fund to reduce U.S. oil holdings while adding foreign holdings.

Managers of United States Natural Gas (NYSEArca: UNG) have already cut back on natural gas futures contracts listed in the United States in favor of swaps elsewhere.

The CFTC has noted its intent on increasing position limits placed on future-based commodity ETFs. ETF managers have already stoped creation of new shares, shut down funds and restructured underlying investment strategies.

For more information on commodities, visit our commodity category.

Max Chen contributed to this article.