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BOND SUMMARY
BOND SUMMARY: Core FI are back from best levels, with participants preparing for
today's monetary policy decision from U.S. FOMC. Elsewhere, China has just
published below-forecast inflation data, while U.S. CPI is due later in the day.
T-Notes have shed their earlier uptick and last trade unch. at 137-23, with
yields turning positive across the curve, albeit only marginally. Eurodollars
last seen unch. to +0.5 tick through the reds.
- JGB futures have also dived off earlier highs and last trade at 151.97, 1 tick
above settlement. Cash yields still mostly sit a touch lower. Japanese PPI &
core machine orders were worse than expected, while the BoJ left the sizes of
its 3-10 Year JGB purchases unchanged.
- In Australia, YM -0.5 & XM +1.75 (off highs). Yield curve has twist flattened
in cash trade. Bills sit unch. to -3 ticks through the reds. Westpac Consumer
Confidence improved to 93.7 from 88.1, while local housing finance data was
better than expected. Elsewhere, the AOFM auctioned ACGB 1.0% 21 Dec '30. 

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