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BOND SUMMARY
BOND SUMMARY: A bit of a limited session for the core global FI markets as
participants assess a heavy weekend of news flow (main matters outlined
elsewhere). T-Notes held a very tight range, last +0-05 at 139-01+, with yields
unchanged to 0.8bp richer across the cash curve. A very slow re-opening of the
economy is set to get underway on Monday, with congress seemingly moving towards
an agreement re: business loan funding, although tensions between President
Trump & state governors, as well as a resumption in Sino-U.S. sabre rattling has
been evident over the last few days.
- The long end of the Australian bond curve shrugged off the RBA's latest
tapering of ACGB purchases, as it chose to focus on its 2029 holdings today (the
two longest bond maturities that it holds). The first of this week's coupon
bearing ACGB auctions was smoothly digested (albeit effectively backstopped by
the RBA's YCC). Curve a touch flatter on the day, YM unchanged XM +2.5.
- JGB futures have softened marginally, although recovered from worst levels,
with the long end of the curve outperforming despite the prospect of even
greater JGB issuance to fund the extra budget. Futures -13 last.
MNI London Bureau | +44 0203-865-3809 | anthony.barton@marketnews.com
MNI London Bureau | +44 0203-865-3809 | anthony.barton@marketnews.com

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