JPMorgan U.S. Treasury client survey shows bullish positions rise to highest level since April
Jinse Finance reported that a JPMorgan US Treasury client survey showed that as of the week ending September 29, the proportion of long positions increased by 2 percentage points, reaching the highest level since April 7. The proportion of short positions decreased by 2 percentage points, while neutral positions remained unchanged. The net long position ratio reached its highest level since August 18. In contrast, active clients were net short for the first time in nearly a year.
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