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BOND SUMMARY
BOND SUMMARY: A very sedate session for Tsys, with regional participants
assessing the risk-on, twist steepening dynamic of Monday's Wall St. session,
while getting to grips with the latest round of Sino-U.S. tension & as exp.
passage of the Hong Kong Security Law. On top of that, Chinese off'l PMI data
was a touch stronger than exp. (see earlier bullet for details). T-Notes +0-00+
at 139-11, with light twist steepening in cash trade. Flow wise, the highlights
came early on, with the regional thematic of downside interest still observed
via 5.0K TYU0 138.50/137.00 put spread & ~8.0K TYQ0 136.50 puts, both lifted.
- JGB futures were offered on the broader risk dynamic, with a fairly medicore
round of 2-Year supply also seen. Contract last -15 on the day, with twist
steepening of the curve evident. Participants seemingly expect little in the way
of long end support via the BoJ's July Rinban outline, which will be released
after hours, given the Bank's preference for a steeper curve.
- Aussie bond futures held a tight range on the final day of the local financial
year, hovering around unchanged levels at typing, with little/no reaction to the
broader economic docket and address from RBA Deputy Governor Debelle.
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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