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BOND SUMMARY
BOND SUMMARY: Core FI paper has consolidated after ticking higher initially on
the back of the broader cautious feel. Investors mostly shied away from risk
assets as they prepare for the the resumption of key U.S.-China trade talks, as
well as MonPol decisions from the Fed & BoJ coming up this week. Markets also
digested late Friday's comments from U.S. Pres Trump, who failed to clearly rule
out currency intervention to weaken USD, as did his adviser Kudlow.
- T-Notes last +0-05+ at 127-12+, just shy of highs. Cash Tsy yield curve has
bull steepened a touch, Eurodollars are 1.0-3.0 ticks higher through the reds.
- JGB futures eased off & last trade 1 tick below settlement, at 153.72. Modest
bid was noted earlier in the session as the Nikkei 225 slid deeper into negative
territory. Better than exp. Japanese retail sales were ignored. JGB yields are
little changed across the curve.
- Australian YM sits +3.0 ticks, XM +3.0 ticks as well, both have consolidated
after the initial rally. Aussie bond yields are seen 2.8-3.8bps lower across the
curve. Bills are trading 1 tick lower to 4 ticks higher through the reds.
- In Europe, Bunds +0.22, Bobls +0.05, Schatz +0.010. Spanish CPI hits today.

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