(Reuters) - Bond investors' net bullish positions in longer-dated U.S. Treasuries fell to their lowest level since mid-April following last week's dramatic bond market rally spurred by safe-haven bond demand tied to global trade tensions, a J.P. Morgan survey showed on Tuesday.
The margin of investors who said they were long or holding more longer-dated Treasuries than their portfolio benchmarks above those who they were short or holding fewer longer-dated bonds than their benchmark, fell to 2% on Monday, down from 18% a week ago, the latest J.P. Morgan survey showed.
This was the lowest level of net longs since April 15.