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US EURODLR FUTURES
US EURODLR FUTURES: In the end it has been a rather up and down week for US
Eurodollar futures but the strip has ended up shifting lower. Monday began with
concerns about a second government shutdown and saw the Eurodollar futures strip
climb higher. However, a more risk-on tone followed through Tuesday as reports
surfaced that a bipartisan deal had been brokered to avert the shutdown,
although at this stage it was noted that Trump had yet to agree to it.
- As it became clearer that Trump would support a deal and media reports also
began to point towards an extension of the deadline for the US-China
negotiations (which would delay penalty tariffs on Chinese imports into the US)
risk continued to rally into Wednesday and early Thursday trading (on Friday
Trump declared a National Emergency in order to push through more wall funding).
- A poor retail sales report on Thursday morning saw the Eurodollar strip
retrace a lot of its moves lower on the week. However a more risk-on Friday
session (in spite of poor IP data) saw the Eurodollar strip strip moving lower.
- Whites (H9-Z9) are 1.5-5.5 ticks lower on the week, Reds (H0-Z0) 7.5-9 ticks
lower, Greens (H1-Z1) 6-8 ticks lower and Blues (H2-Z2) 4-5.5 ticks lower.

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