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AUSSIE BONDS
AUSSIE BONDS: Aussie bonds both took a slight bid at the start of the SFE open
as sources reported Nov IB's were hit 4x, both contracts steadied, undisturbed
by geo-political tension until they again took a slight bid on block trades,
YMZ7 rose two ticks as 1.5k was bought at 97.850 and 1.5k IBZ7 was bought at
98.495. the 3-Year contract was last up 2 tick on the session at 97.860 and the
10-Year was last down half a tick at 97.150. 
- On SYCOM the Aussie benchmark contracts moved alongside Tsys, dipping on the
U.S. September jobs report, which had a weak hurricane-affected -33K NFP (first
negative reading since 2010.) Both the 3-Year and the 10-Year contracts then
came up on a safe-haven bounce after rumours of another N. Korea missile.
- Yields are mixed across the curve, the 3-Year was last down 0.8bp and the
10-Year last up 0.5bp, making the 3-/10-Year spread 1.3bp. On Wednesday the AOFM
will issue A$3.5bln Nov 2020 bonds, this will be Australia's largest bond
auction. 
- Aus Sep Foreign reserves in, at A$74.9bln from A$76.3bln previously.

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