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BOND SUMMARY
BOND SUMMARY: Elevated tensions linked to the attack on two oil tankers near the
Hormuz Strait remain in focus and the subsequent blame game, supporting core FI
to a degree. The U.S. and Saudi Arabia pointed to Iran, who denied accusations,
while Japan refrained from taking a stance. Worth noting that developed FI space
has been rather range-bound as of yet.
- T-Notes last trade +0-01 at 127-12+, with cash Tsy yields sitting 0.8bp to
1.2bp lower across the curve. Eurodollar contracts are dealing 0.25 tick lower
to 0.5 tick higher through the reds.
- JGB futures last trade 5 ticks above settlement, at 153,49, as the broader
risk-off feel and the initial decline in the Nikkei 225 have lent support. Cash
yields last seen 0.5bp lower to 3.0bp higher across the curve. A degree of twist
steepening is apparent, as the super-long end underperforms. As a reminder, the
BoJ will buy 5-10 Year JGBs today.
- Aussie bonds are 1.9bp lower to 0.1bp higher, while the curve has flattened
somewhat. YM last trades 0.5 tick higher, with XM seen 1.5 tick higher. Bills
are trading 1 tick lower to 1 tick higher through the reds.

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