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Cheaper As Cash Trade Gets Underway For The Week

US TSYS

Asia-Pac hours saw the open of cash Tsy trade for the week, with cash Tsys cheapening on follow through from hawkish Fedspeak observed since Friday’s close (courtesy of Waller & Bullard), Tsy Secretary Yellen’s weekend inflation warning and general weakness in EGBs and Gilts on Monday. That leaves cash Tsys 5-7bp cheaper across the curve, with the long end leading the way lower, resulting in some bear steepening.

  • Tsys head into European hours a little off cheapest levels of the session, with TYU2 last dealing 0-05+ off its session base, -0-10 at 115-28.
  • Some ACGB-linked moves were witnessed during Asia-Pac dealing on the back of the latest rounds of RBA rhetoric, although the cheapening bias remained intact, aided further by an uptick in e-mini futures and crude oil.
  • 3x block buys of TYQ2 115.00 puts (2.5K lots apiece) headlined on the flow side during the overnight session.
  • Looking ahead, Tuesday will see the release of existing home sales data and the latest Chicago Fed National Activity Index print. Elsewhere, we will get Fedspeak from Mester & Barkin.
MNI London Bureau | +44 0203-865-3809 | anthony.barton@marketnews.com
MNI London Bureau | +44 0203-865-3809 | anthony.barton@marketnews.com

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