On March 18th, the Golden Data news, JPMorgan Chase's survey of US Treasury clients shows that as of the week ending on March 17th, the proportion of long positions decreased by 2 percentage points, short positions rose by 2 percentage points, and remained neutral. The survey results for all clients show that net long positions are at their lowest since February 18th.
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J.P. Morgan U.S. Treasury client survey: Net longs fall to lowest in a month
On March 18th, the Golden Data news, JPMorgan Chase's survey of US Treasury clients shows that as of the week ending on March 17th, the proportion of long positions decreased by 2 percentage points, short positions rose by 2 percentage points, and remained neutral. The survey results for all clients show that net long positions are at their lowest since February 18th.