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A rangy overnight session, initially........>

US TSYS
US TSYS: A rangy overnight session, initially supported by the risk-off flows
after the U.S. labelled China a currency manipulator. However, the PBoC fixing
USD/CNY sub-7.00 & announcing the issuance of offshore CNH bills in HK stemmed
some of the worry, with global core FI unwinding the early bid & more as S&P 500
futures moved into positive territory. Bear steepening crept in after the early
bull steepening. T-Notes -0-06 ticks at 129-21, back from session lows.
- Worth highlighting the latest tweet from the Editor in Chief of China's Global
Times: "Since the US has imposed tariffs on Chinese goods, the label of currency
manipulator is seriously devalued in its impact. The trade war has been
protracted to now, the US has put the biggest card on table, China is relieved.
Now fight, China no longer expects goodwill from the US." Elsewhere White House
advisor Navarro noted that the first step after labelling China a currency
manipulator is to work with the IMF & that there are countervailing tools the
U.S. can use "to offset Chinese Intervention."
- Fed voter & dove Bullard headlines the economic docket today after Brainard &
George noted that they are monitoring markets closely on Monday.
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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