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US TSYS SUMMARY
US TSYS SUMMARY: Generally quiet session despite a couple notable rallies in
long end futures while 10Y yld held below 3.0% to 2.966% at moment. Early focus
turned from BoE steady rate annc and lower inflation profile to wkly claims
(211k) and April CPI +0.2% (unrounded +0.221%) vs +0.3% exp. Tsys made new
session highs on the latter, choppy two-way flow on the follow. 
- Early flow included bank portfolio and real$ selling out the curve, fast$
2-way in short end, some profit taking in curve flatteners as well. Tsys pared
gains after the London close, holding narrow range until revisiting session
highs following strong 30Y auction (stopped .08 through to 3.130%), curves fall
to session lows (still off mid-April 10+ year lows).
- Jun/Sep futures rolling underway ahead May 31 first notice dat, FVM/FVU lead
w/near 50k on day.
- US$ index ratcheted lower (DXY -.390, 92.650; US$/Yen 109.419); equities
little firmer (emini +22.0, 2178.0) while West Texas crude receded (WTI -0.12,
71.02, 71.89H); gold stronger (XAU +7.45, 1320.16).
- Tsy ylds: 2Y 2.530%, 3Y 2.682%, 5Y 2.828%, 7Y 2.937%, 10Y 2.970%, 30Y 3.125%

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