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AUSSIE BONDS
AUSSIE BONDS: Aussie bond futures have edged lower following the release of
Australian economic data. Building approvals were better than expected, rising
7.6% on a monthly basis vs. projections for being flat. Private sector credit
numbers roughly matched exp. Export price index came in at +1.3% Q/Q vs. the
forecast -0.5%, while its import counterpart provided only a marginal miss.
- YM last trades -0.5, with XM +1.0. Cash yield curve has twist flattened a tad;
yields sit 1.1bp lower to 1.0bp higher. Bills last seen unch. to 3 ticks lower
through the reds.

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