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BOND SUMMARY
BOND SUMMARY: A limited session for the core global FI space when compared to
the recent offerings, with a stronger than exp. CNY fix & an uptick in Chinese
ind. profits providing the highlights. T-Notes in a tight range, last +0-07 at
131-00, with flow centred on the rolls. Yields 1.2-1.4bp lower across the curve.
- Aussie Bond futures see YM & XM -3.5. Bills unch. to 4 ticks lower through the
reds. RBA Dep. Gov. Debelle suggested that the floor for rates in Australia is
likely 0.0-0.5%. Debelle also noted that if rates got down to "around 0.5%" then
the bank would have to consider "other options." BoFAML recently wrote that "the
RBA is likely to put negative rates way down the list and not only because of
the likely impact on sentiment. Fiscal policy and the currency channel still
have more scope to support growth while the operation of the rate corridor means
a move below 0.5% for the cash rate would meet the zero bound."
- JGB futures pulled back from yesterday's all-time highs, -22 ticks last. Cash
trade has seen light bear steepening after yesterday's aggressive, potentially
cash-led, rally. The latest 15.5-39 Year JGB auction saw a tick up in the cover
ratio, but that may have been a product of wider yield spreads.
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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