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AUSSIE BONDS
AUSSIE BONDS: Aussie bond futures gapped higher at the SFE open as markets
digested the latest North Korea hydrogen bomb test. 3-Year future las tup 2
ticks at 98.02, jumping from 97.99 on SYCOM; 10-Year futures last up 2.5 ticks
at 97.37, up from 97.33 on SYCOM.
- Yields dropping across the curve, moves fairly even but seeing some mild
flattening, 10-Year sector leading the sell off.
- Markets ignore the Melbourne Institute inflation data, inventories/company
operating profit data and ANZ job advertisements. Inventories dropped 0.4%
against expectations of a 0.3% increase, company operating profit fell 4.5%
against expectations of a 4.0% drop. The negativity from this was offset by a
decent job advertisements print, up 2.0% from 1.6% last time out, this was the
6th straight rise.
- Volumes thin with US participants out for the Labour Day holiday.

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