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BOND SUMMARY
BOND SUMMARY: China's off'l PMI readings from over the weekend beat estimates,
applying weight to core FI space from the off. The m'fing gauge printed above
the breakeven 50 level for the first time in seven months. A fresh wave of
selling hit the space as cash Tsys re-opened in the red. Reports re: obstacles
in U.S.-China trade talks have failed to lend much support so far. T-Notes trade
-0-08 at 129-03+, hovering just above session lows. Yields trade 1.2-3.2bp
higher, the curve runs steeper. Eurodollars sit +0.25 to -3.5 ticks thru reds.
- JGB futures last seen at 152.95, -21 ticks vs. settlement. The daily chart
suggests the completion of a head & shoulders pattern upon the break of 153.03
during today's sell-off. Cash yields sit slightly higher across the curve. The
local data was mixed, has had little to no impact on price action. The latest
round of 1-5 & 10-25+ Year Rinban ops saw the BoJ leave all purchase sizes unch.
- Aussie YM -3.0 & XM -4.0; cash yields sit 2.1-4.7bp higher across the steeper
curve. Bills trade 1-3 ticks worse off through the reds. The AOFM auctioned
A$300mn worth of the 3.0% 21 Mar 2047 ACGB today. Australian data was mostly
underwhelming, which has likely cushioned losses in the local FI space.

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