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BOND SUMMARY
BOND SUMMARY: Core FI have been pressured amid a recovery in risk appetite as
participants assess global response to the coronavirus crisis. U.S. equity futs
have surged, with S&P 500 e-minis hitting the limit-up bound; regional stock
benchmarks have also picked up. U.S. House passed an amended coronavirus bill &
sent it to Senate. T-Notes last seen -0-16 at 137-15. Yields trade 4.4-9.5bp
higher across the curve. Eurodollars up to 4.0 ticks lower through the reds.
- JGB futs opened higher, but have then eased off and now trade at 152.60, 28
ticks below settlement. Cash yields are mostly lower, save for super-long end.
The BoJ conducted an off-cycle round JGB purchases across the belly, buying
Y100bn worth of bonds from 1-3 & 5-10 Year baskets. Gov Kuroda will speak in
parliament later today, final industrial output data is also due.
- In Oz, YM unch. & XM -10.5 at typing. Cash yields sit 1.0-14.2bp higher across
the steeper curve. Bills last seen -1 to +2 tick through the reds. Little
attention has been given to local data & now slightly outdated minutes from the
RBA's Mar meeting. Across the Tasman, however, NZ gov't has unveiled a large,
NZ$12.1bn stimulus package to address the coronavirus crisis.

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