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A busier day on the Data Front

BUNDS
  • Bund saw a small downside opening gap, which got closed as we headed into the European Cash open.
  • Overall still fairly unchanged, but bid following the very messy release of the US BLS Payrolls revision Yesterday.
  • Desks are still gearing up for the first Fed cut in September.
  • Small support moves up to 134.50, some might look at 133.95, but better is still seen at 133.77 next.
  • Main initial resistance remains at 135.18, failed at 135.17 last week.
  • It's a busier day on the Data front, PMIs and US IJC are good potential Market movers.
  • The last two IJC releases provided plenty of short term action.
  • The ECB will publish Negotiated Wages Indicator, and its account of the last ECB meeting.
  • SUPPLY: US sells 30yr $8bn TIPS reopening, but shouldn't impact Treasuries.

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