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US TSYS: A very quiet Asia-Pac session for core FI markets, with the final day
of the Chinese holiday sapping liquidity from the space, and broader markets in
general. T-Notes were held to a very tight range, on paltry volumes by recent
standards, with the contract last unch. at 138-29, while yields sit 0.4-1.2bp
richer across the curve, light bull flattening seen. Familiar themes were in
play, as the region digested the latest round of U.S. Presidential polling,
which favoured Biden over Trump, and assessed the heightened COVID-19 worry in
the U.S.
- A reminder that a recovery in risk sentiment into Thursday's NY close pressed
T-Notes to fresh session lows, as focus fell on the latest wind back of some of
the restrictions placed on banks under the Volcker rule. Elsewhere, the COVID-19
situation continues to bubble, with Texas and Florida going no further re:
re-opening for now, while Houston hit its ICU capacity.
- The 7-Year auction stopped through WI by 0.5bp, with around average cover and
takedown metrics.
- PCE data and the final UoM sentiment survey are due Friday.
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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