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BOND SUMMARY
BOND SUMMARY: Core FI futures managed to weather the headwind posed by the
initial risk-on feel, inspired by a strong U.S. NFP report released Friday, an
output-cut deal reached by OPEC+ members over the weekend. They ebbed off highs
later on, but managed to stay afloat, even as U.S. equity index futures & the
Nikkei 225 continued to operate in the green. There was little fresh to rock the
boat beyond weekend news flow. T-Notes sit +0-01 at 137-04 as we type, off the
session high of 137-07. Curve runs marginally steeper in cash trade. Eurodollars
last seen -0.5 to +0.5 tick through the reds.
- It was a session of two halves for JGB futures, with morning gains trimmed
after lunch. The contract last trades at 151.62, +6 ticks vs. settlement. Yields
sit lower across the curve in cash trade. The local data dump took focus today,
with Japan's final Q1 GDP figures revised to show a smaller contraction than
previously estimated, on the back of a stronger capex print (though some
analysts question the reading, e.g. due to a low response rate). Elsewhere,
Japan's BoP current account surplus shrank more than expected, with the data
showing that Japanese investors sold a record amount of U.S. gov't bonds.

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