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BOND SUMMARY
BOND SUMMARY: A limited Asia-Pac session for T-Notes, with the contract
underpinned by a broader defensive feel in the wake of the late NY dynamics,
which saw the major U.S. equity indices pressured. Driving factors behind the
moves seen in late NY hours were: Sino-U.S. tension, the re-shuttering of some
businesses in California and a few equity market idiosyncrasies at the fore.
T-Notes +0-03 at 139-10 yields sit within 0.5bp of Monday's closing levels,
marginally richer across the curve.
- JGB futures added 6 ticks, benefitting from the broader cautious feel and a
solid enough liquidity enhancement auction for off the run 5-15.5 Year JGBs.
Yields were richer across the curve, although 7s and 20s underperformed.
- Aussie bonds were focused on the syndication of the new ACGB Nov '25, with
A$17.0bn worth of the line issued in the middle of the AOFM's initial price
guidance. The latest NAB business survey revealed a bounce for both the
confidence and conditions metrics, while the latest ABS payrolls survey saw a
slight downtick for the number employed at the end of June (w/w). YM -0.5, XM
+0.5, holding tight ranges in Sydney hours.
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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