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BOND SUMMARY
BOND SUMMARY: A move lower in regional equities supported core FI in Asia-Pac
hours, with the latest round of combative comments from U.S. trade advisor
Navarro & the EIC of China's Global Times doing little to aid risk appetite.
That being said, core FI was generally contained. T-Notes initially ticked lower
before the broader risk-off flow supported, with the uptick also helped by 3x
2.0K block buys of the TYX9 132.00 calls. Elsewhere downside plays were in
vogue, early trade saw a 30.0K block buyer of the FVZ9 119.25/118.75/118.25 put
ladder. T-Notes last +0-01+ at 131-06, with yields 1.0-1.9bp lower.
- JGB futures have registered fresh highs, last +31 ticks just off best levels.
The space saw a solid enough 15.5-39 Year liquidity enhancement auction,
especially given the worry ahead of the supply. Super-long paper has pared a
chunk of its morning underperformance in early afternoon trade as a result.
Elsewhere, BoJ's Funo didn't deviate from the BoJ's central message.
- A ltd one for Au Bonds, with flattening at the fore after the recent run of
steepening. YM +1.0, with XM +3.0. 3-Year futures are seemingly unwilling to
extend thru recent highs in the absence of a fresh domestic catalyst (for now).
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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