Jin10 data reported on July 8, that a survey by JPMorgan on U.S. Treasury customers showed that as of the week ending July 7, the proportion of long positions rose by 3 percentage points, short positions rose by 1 percentage point, and neutrals decreased by 4 percentage points. The survey indicated that the net long position ratio reached a new high since June 16, while the short position ratio reached its highest level since June 9.
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A survey by JPMorgan on US Treasury clients shows that both long and short positions have risen.
Jin10 data reported on July 8, that a survey by JPMorgan on U.S. Treasury customers showed that as of the week ending July 7, the proportion of long positions rose by 3 percentage points, short positions rose by 1 percentage point, and neutrals decreased by 4 percentage points. The survey indicated that the net long position ratio reached a new high since June 16, while the short position ratio reached its highest level since June 9.