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AUSSIE BONDS
AUSSIE BONDS: Australian import/export prices for Q2 come in weaker than
expected at -5.7% for exports and -0.1% for imports, follows stronger than
expected release in Q1.
- Chinese June industrial profits rise 19.1% on the year, compared to a 16.7%
rise in May.
- Aussie bonds have ignored the data, still holding slightly higher ranges.
- Yields lower across the curve, 10-Year outperforming with yield down 4.1bp. 
- Seeing fairly decent volumes compared to early this week, but quiet trade
overall.

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