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BOND SUMMARY
BOND SUMMARY: Early Asia-Pac trade has seen little in the way of notable price
action in the developed FI space.
- T-Notes last trade -0.00+ at 123.14, with U.S. cash Tsy yields sitting unch.
to 0.3bp lower across the curve. Worth noting early Asia-Pac trade saw reports
that the U.S. blocked 16 Saudi nationals for their role in Khashoggi murder, and
threatens the EU with fresh tariffs in response to the bloc's Airbus subsidies.
Eurodollar contracts are trading unch. to 1 tick lower through the reds.
- JGB futures have ticked lower, as the Nikkei 225 moved into positive
territory, and last trade at 152.85, 6 ticks below settlement. Cash yields are
trading 0.9bp lower to 0.7bp higher across the curve, with the longer end
outperforming. Japan will offer Y1.9tn 5-Year JGBs at an auction later today.
- Aussie bond yields are trading 0.5 to 2.3bp higher across the curve. YM last
trades 0.5 tick lower at 98.605, with XM 2.0 ticks lower at 98.100, while YM/XM
has edged higher and sits at 50.50. Bills are trading 1 tick lower to 1 tick
higher through the reds. As a reminder, Australia will offer A$150mn of its
2.50% 2030 I/L Bond at an auction at the top of the hour.

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