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BOND SUMMARY
BOND SUMMARY: Core FI trade higher with escalating tensions in the Mideast still
in focus. The weekend saw continued sabre-rattling from U.S. & Iranian leaders
and Iran raising a red "flag of revenge" from a major mosque & dropping its
commitment to limit uranium enrichment, while the Iraqi parliament recommended
expelling U.S. troops from the country drawing U.S. Pres Trump's ire. Elsewhere,
China's Caixin services PMI deteriorated more than exp., lending fresh support
to the space. T-Notes +0-06 at 129-18+. Cash Tsy yields trade 1.2-2.4bp lower
across the curve. Eurodollars last seen +0.75-2.5 ticks through the reds.
- JGB futures have added 40 ticks and sit at 152.58 (just shy of highs) as
Japanese participants come back from the domestic holiday. Today's round of 1-5
& 10-25+ Year Rinban ops saw no changes to purchase sizes, while a slight
downgrade to Dec Jibun Bank m'fing PMI has been shrugged.
- In Australia, YM +3.5 & XM +4.5 at typing. Cash yield curve has bull
flattened, yields sit 3.3-4.9bp lower. Bills last seen 2-4 ticks higher through
the reds. The local AiG m'fing PMI & CBA services/composite PMIs (f) all
improved, but remained in contraction.

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