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BOND SUMMARY
BOND SUMMARY: Core FI markets have come under pressure in early Tuesday trade,
as the impetus from Monday's Wall St. session spills over into Asia-Pac hours,
with little in the way of risk positive headlines out there, while markets have
looked through the latest round of COVID-19 headlines out of China. This leaves
T-Notes -0-09+ on the day at 138-14, a little off session lows, with the cash
curve bear steepening, as yields sit unchanged to 3.3bp cheaper at typing.
- JGB futures are 12 ticks lower than settlement after breaching the overnight
lows, although also sit back from worst levels. The 5-10 Year zone of the cash
curve underperforms again today, with 7s the weak point on the curve. Swap
spreads are typically a little wider across the curve.
- Aussie bonds have mimicked moves in Tsys, with YM -1.0 and XM -5.0, although
the latter hasn't forced a challenge of the 99.00 level (1.00% in implied yield
terms) as of yet.
- The latest BoJ decision and the minutes from the RBA's most recent monetary
policy meeting headline the regional docket today, although neither release is
expected to be much of a market mover.
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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