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BOND SUMMARY
BOND SUMMARY: Core FI largely looked through the mixed bag of Chinese economic
data, which was headlined by the first GDP fall on record, with a broader focus
on some (perhaps misplaced/circumspect) hopes surrounding COVID-19 medical
developments (see earlier bullets for details) that hit in late NY trade.
- T-Notes edged away from worst levels, but trade through yesterday's lows, last
-0-17+ at 138-22, with yields 2.1-3.9bp cheaper across the curve, after the long
end unwound earlier underperformance. Swaps generally a touch tighter across the
curve. T-Notes see ~140K lots change hands as of typing, a much more active
session vs. what we have seen since Easter.
- Aussie bond futures steepened a touch at the Sydney re-open, but held a tight
range for most of the session, looking through the AOFM issuance schedule and
latest taper of RBA ACGB bond purchases. YM -1.5, XM -2.0.
- JGB futures edged lower, then held a tight range, with 1-5 Year Rinban
operations seeing mixed developments re: offer/cover ratios & wider spreads
noted vs. previous ops. Futures last -10, 30s & 40s underperform in cash trade,
with swaps wider across the curve.
MNI London Bureau | +44 0203-865-3809 | anthony.barton@marketnews.com
MNI London Bureau | +44 0203-865-3809 | anthony.barton@marketnews.com

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