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US TSYS: Activity picked up at the cash Tsy re-open as regional players seemed
happy to sell the short-end of the curve on the back the less dovish comments
from Bullard in U.S. hours. As a reminder, Fed Chair Powell also warned against
an overreaction from the Fed re: cuts, although the overall message of his
speech was largely in line with that given at June's FOMC. Also worth
highlighting that Fed non-voter Barkin noted that the FOMC's current stance is
moderately accommodative & declined to comment on rate cut prospects. In terms
of Fed personnel matters, Bullard revealed that he was approached by the Trump
admin in recent months re: the possibility of assuming a seat on the Fed's board
of Governors, Bullard noted that is happy in his current role.
- T-Notes last -0-05+ at 127-30+, 10-Year cash Tsy yields at 2.007%. Eurodollar
futures 3.0-3.5 ticks lower thru the reds. Fed Fund futures price a 25% chance
of a 50bp cut (from ~45% at the Asia/EU crossover on Tuesday), per CME Fedwatch.
- Durable goods provides the highlight of the econ docket today, with an address
from Fed's Daly is also slated. Conventional 5-Year & 2-Year FRN supply is also
due in the wake of yesterday's solid 2-Year auction (cut off was pre-Powell).
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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