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BOND SUMMARY
BOND SUMMARY: A spike to a record high in S&P500 futures has spilled over
applying weight to core FI space. Elsewhere, Fedspeak has remained in focus.
Dovish non-voter Kashkari yet again called for a 50bps rate cut & Gov Brainard
noted that he sees a case for looser MonPol, but stressed data-dependence.
- T-Notes are losing altitude, now trade -0-04+ at 126-27. Cash Tsy yields
little changed. Eurodollars 1.5 tick lower to 0.5 tick higher thru the reds.
- JGB futures last deal at 153.38, 24 ticks below settlement. The Nikkei 225's
earlier slide into negative territory has failed to provide material support.
The yield curve runs steeper, with yields sitting 0.7bp to 3.2bp higher. Focus
today turns to 1-5 & 10-25+ Year BoJ Rinban ops, with May's final industrial
output reading also due.
- Australian YM trades 5.5 ticks lower, with XM last 11.0 ticks lower. Aussie
bond yields have played catch-up to the overnight moves in U.S. Tsys and last
trade 5.0bp to 11.1bp higher across the curve, with bear steepening evident.
Bills last 2-6 ticks lower through the reds. Chinese trade data and the AOFM's
weekly issuance schedule provide the highlights of today.

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