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BOND SUMMARY
BOND SUMMARY: Concern over the timetable for finalising the initial U.S.-China
trade pact combined with a dose of pre-FOMC caution provided a modicum of
support to core FI. Elsewhere, news wires were fairly quiet overnight with
participants assessing the latest risk developments and looking towards a heavy
global docket ahead.
- T-Notes trade +0-01 at 129-09+. Cash Tsy yields seen 0.4-1.3bp lower across
the flatter curve. Eurodollars sit 0.75-1.5 tick higher through the reds.
- JGB futures shed their earlier strength, last sit 9 ticks above settlement at
153.76. The yield curve bull flattened. Local retail sales data topped
estimates, which was shrugged by the space. The BoJ wrapped up its Rinban
operations for this month by keeping 10-25+ Year purchase sizes unch.
- Australian focus was on the local Q3 CPI data & a broadly in-line release
prompted investors to slightly trim their RBA easing bets. However, although
headline Y/Y figure accelerated, the weighted-median metrics provided slight
misses. YM +2.0 & XM +4.5, while cash yields sit 1.8-4.5bp lower with some bull
flattening evident. Bills trade -2 to +3 ticks through the reds.

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