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US TSY FLOWS
US TSY FLOWS: Choppy day for rates with much of the heavier volumes (TYH>2.9M)
occurring in the first half. Carry-over risk-off bid for Tsys helped push ylds
to new all-time lows in early Asia trade (10YY 1.0283%; 30YY 1.5803%). Yld
curves bull steepening on increased prospect of FOMC making several rate cuts
this year. Accts sidelined ahead Fri's employment data.
- Bouncing off post open lows, futures and implied vols received boost from
equities moving lower. Early flow included fast$ selling 2s-10s turning two way
with prop and real$ buying intermediates now, swap-tied buying 2s and 30s,
selling intermediates. Little to no react to data, focus more on COVID-19 virus
response rather than steady rise in case counts and mortality figures for once.
- No single factor but myriad smaller items helped equities climb higher through
the session, eminis +84.0 in late trade. G7 finance ministers and central bank
bankers to join Tuesday's call to discuss a response to the Coronavirus at
0700ET. 
- The 2-Yr yield is down 8.1bps at 0.8317%, 5-Yr is down 6.5bps at 0.8702%,
10-Yr is down 5.9bps at 1.0898%, and 30-Yr is down 2.9bps at 1.646%.

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