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US TSYS: A limited re-open for T-Notes, last dealing -0-03+ at 126-28 after the
contract went out just off worst levels on Thursday, with bear steepening
evident on the curve, coming hot on the heels of Wednesday's twist steepening.
- Stronger than exp. core CPI data followed by a wide tail (> 2.5bp) in the
latest 30-Year auction (which also saw dealer participation move higher) and a
lack of overtly dovish Fedspeak all weighed on the space during NY hours.
- The NY/Asia crossover bought about a smattering of Fedspeak, coming down on
the dovish side. Governor Brainard noted that the combination of downside risks
and soft inflation create a case for looser MonPol, while stressing the Fed's
data dependence. Brainard was also quick to point to solid economic growth in
the U.S., but flagged risks surrounding business sentiment & investment. She
also highlighted growing financial imbalances. Historically Brainard is a dove.
Elsewhere, uber dovish non-voter Kashkari reiterated his call for a 50bp cut,
once again highlighting that he called for such a move in June. Kashkari pointed
to a need to re-anchor inflation exp. and stressed that he would not commit to
further hikes until inflation has strengthened.
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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