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BOND SUMMARY
BOND SUMMARY: Core FI price action petered out during the second half of the
Asia-Pac session after an initial bid was driven by the heightened worry over
wider spread Coronavirus contagion, made evident over the weekend, with deaths
in both Italy & Iran, as well as cases in Israel. Elsewhere, South Korea lifted
the level of alert re: the virus to the highest possible, with the case & death
count continuing to edge higher there. The latest round of Chinese daily
Coronavirus data did little to change the narrative. T-Notes +0-11at 132-06+, in
the middle of the intraday range, operating on decent enough volume, especially
given that Cash Tsys are closed until London hours on the back of a Japanese
holiday. Eurodollar futures 1.5-5.5 ticks higher through the reds. 29.0K of the
EDZ0 98.375/98.250/98.125 put fly traded throughout Asia.
- Aussie bonds also off highs; YM +1.0 & XM +2.0. Cash trade saw a bias for a
flatter curve. Bills last unch.-2 ticks higher through the reds. There have been
no local data releases, but the AOFM tapped the mkt for A$400mn worth of ACGB
4.50% 21 Apr '33, offering the line for the 1st time since Feb '18. Bond was
well received, despite richness, offering may have came on dealer request.
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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