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Asia Flattening Develops A Little Further Post-UK CPI, Curves Away From Early ’24 Highs

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Bears fail to force a break of yesterday’s base in TYH4 on the first test, which helps slow the impulse from the previously covered firmer-than-expected round of UK CPI data.

  • Note that hawkish (vs. market pricing) ECB rhetoric remains evident.
  • TYH4 last shows -0-02 at 111-25, 0-02+ off the base of its 0-11 range, on healthy volume of ~288K.
  • A breach of 111-22+ would open the way to the Jan 5 low (111-06+). Meanwhile bulls need to retake the Jan 12 high (112-26+) to gain a firmer footing.
  • Cash Tsy yields are little changed to 5bp higher on the day, with the UK CPI print developing the Asia-Pac bear flattening impulse further.
  • 2s10s moves away from early ’24 highs as a result, after getting within 5bp of the December ’23 peak.
  • 5s30s ticks away from multi-month steeps.
  • FOMC-dated OIS shows ~16bp of cuts through the March ’24 meeting (vs. ~19bp pre-Waller) and ~149bp of cuts through ’24 (vs. ~165bp pre-Waller).
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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