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title: "United States Commodity Index Funds Trust 1Q 2026: Net income $32.55M — 10-Q Summary"
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description: "United States Commodity Index Funds Trust reported a net income of $32.55M for Q1 2026, down from $54.12M a year earlier. The decline was influenced by contrasting performances of its funds: USCI's net income rose to $64.72M, while CPER reported a loss of $32.17M. USCI's NAV increased by 23.05%, while CPER's fell by 1.52%. Trading activity grew, and both funds adhered to their tracking goals despite regulatory constraints. The report highlights the impact of market conditions on fund performance and income generation."
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# United States Commodity Index Funds Trust 1Q 2026: Net income $32.55M — 10-Q Summary

United States Commodity Index Funds Trust reported first-quarter 2026 results with consolidated net income of $32.55M, down from $54.12M in the year-ago quarter, driven by divergent performance across its flagship funds USCI and CPER.

**Financial Highlights**

-   Net income was $32.55M for the three months ended Mar 31, 2026, compared with $54.12M in the prior-year quarter.
-   Net income — USCI was $64.72M for the three months ended Mar 31, 2026 versus $18.10M in the year-ago quarter (258.2% YoY increase).
-   Net income — CPER was $(32.17) M for the three months ended Mar 31, 2026 versus $36.02M in the year-ago quarter (loss versus prior-year profit).

**Business Highlights**

-   Asset performance and NAV: USCI NAV rose about 23.05% in Q1 2026 while CPER NAV fell about (1.52)%, reflecting divergent commodity index returns.
-   Portfolio scale and activity: As of March 31, 2026, USCI held 5,515 futures contracts across six exchanges and CPER held 5,037 COMEX contracts; trading activity and commissions increased during the quarter.
-   Income and yields: Higher cash balances lifted interest income (USCI $2.68M; CPER $6.59M), which partially offset management and trading expenses.
-   Index tracking and risk management: Both funds maintained tracking within the stated ±10% 30-day goal, with emphasis on end-of-day execution, rebalancing and regulatory compliance.
-   Regulatory and market constraints: Operations reflect CFTC federal position limits, margin/clearing rules for swaps and exchange accountability limits in portfolio and trading plans.

Original SEC Filing: United States Commodity Index Funds Trust \[ CPER \] - 10-Q - May. 08, 2026

**Disclaimer**

This is an AI-powered summary. It may contain inaccuracies. Consider verifying important information with the source. Please note this summary is solely based on documents filed with the SEC.

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