JPMorgan Chase U.S. Treasury Client Survey Reveals Lowest Net Long Position Since August 25
Deep News
Oct 21
JPMorgan Chase's client survey on U.S. Treasury bonds indicates that for the week ending October 20, the short position increased by 2 percentage points while long positions decreased by 2 percentage points, with neutral positions remaining unchanged. The net long position across all clients has reached its lowest level since August 25.
Comparing all clients (October 20 vs. October 14):
Long: 26 vs. 28;
Neutral: 57 vs. 57;
Short: 17 vs. 15;
Net Long: 9 vs. 13.
For active clients:
Long: 22 vs. 22;
Neutral: 34 vs. 45;
Short: 44 vs. 33;
Net Long: -22 vs. -11.
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