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Free AccessASIA/US/EUROPE BD/STK RECAP:TSYS WEAK:RISE ON JOBS,FALL ON ECB
US TSYS SUMMARY UPDATE: Tsys had brief short-covering rally on weaker than
expected August jobs report. Then Tsys reversed lower on BBG ECB story saying
ECB taper plan finalization may not be ready until December ECB meeting;
implication being: this is risk asset friendly.
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US TSYS SUMMARY: US Treasuries open NY weaker after some give-back of Thursday
gains tied to month-end buying and FX-tied buying, and now all await 8:30am ET
US August nonfarm payroll employment. Sep/Dec Tsy futures roll largely done,
quiet start to new month. The MNI economist poll has a median estimate of 180K
for Aug jobs, 184K NFP private payrolls, 4.3% jobless.
- TOKYO: Tsys traded mildly weaker/narrow range through Asia hours, slight
giveback of mnth-end buying. Relative value accts, Asian banks sold 5s and 10s.
Some South Asian countries were out on a holiday.
- LONDON: Tsys had brief bid in early hours then steady selling. Sources
reported cross-current flow from bank portfolios in intermediates.
- TSY FUTURES: Block buy in Dec 10y Ultra futures at 7:42am ET at 136-14.5.
- US SWAPS; modestly wider, spd curve flatter. At 10:00 BST (5am ET), there
appeared to be US$200M receiver of USD 3Y at 1.62%, but cd be dealer hedge trade
in reaction to $500M+ 2Y/1Y receiver 3mins before. Eurodollars, mildly lower
across the strip.
- O/N REPO: Most Tsys issues calm into long US Labor Day holiday weekend
- US HIGH-GRADE CORPORATE BONDS: Nothing scheduled Friday.
EGB SUMMARY: EGBs have mostly moved sideways throughout the morning, with the
Eurozone PMI data providing little impetus. The only significant reaction in
Bunds to a PMI was to the stronger-than-expected UK manufacturing PMI numbers.
- ECB hawk Nowotny said that he would not overdramatise or over interpret the
Euro's rise vs the dollar and that the ECB job regarding QE is how to initiate a
careful normalisation, not an abrupt end.
- Purely as a result of these comments. The Bund yield is now up 2bp but the
15-30Y BTP is suffering more still. The Bund-BTP spread tightening has
disappeared faster than an Alexis Sanchez transfer hope.
- We noted a decent sized swap steepener trade occurring in the wake of the
Nowotny comments. - All EGB yield curves are bear steepening in response to his
comments. He is a known hawk and so what is happening is being helped by some
stop losses.
GILT SUMMARY: Gilts are trading modestly lower across the curve having reversed
earlier squeeze higher, as they take cue from fall in German Bunds in wake of
comments from ECB Nowotny -- "would not overdramatize Euro's rise vs US Dollar".
- Gilts opened on the soft side, but slowly regained lost ground and ticked
higher but volume was light with majority in the markets seen side-lined ahead
of key US non-farm payroll and average weekly earnings data.
- Gilts pared gains though and head back toward unchanged levels as UK
manufacturing PMI surprised to the upside, rising to 56.9 in August vs an
upwardly revised 55.3 in July.
- The future broke back into negative territory, taking cue from nudge lower in
German Bunds as France announced long-end supply for next week. Another spike
lower in Bunds in wake of Nowotny comments on the Euro then saw Gilts drop to
fresh session lows.
- Swap spreads are mixed, while breakevens are marginally wider.
--MNI New York Bureau; tel: +1 212-669-6432; email: sheila.mullan@marketnews.com
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