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US TSYS: It has been a relatively sedate for US Tsys with the latest round of
Chinese GDP data holding no surprises. T-notes have operated in a 3+ tick range.
The curve has traded in mixed fashion with 2-Year yields easing a little, while
yields from 5-Years out have edged higher, allowing the curve to reverse some of
the flattening that was evident on Monday.
- The latest round of TIC flow data (for Feb) showed that China boosted its
holdings of Tsys by the largest amount in 6 months, while Japanese investors
shed their Tsy holdings, perhaps in front of the end of the FY and as USD
hedging costs moved higher.
- On the issuance front Indonesia announced that it intends to issue USD
denominated 10-Year paper, while Syngenta Financial will be bring 2-, 3-, 5-,
7-, 10- & 30-Year USD paper to market.
- Fed voters Quarles, Williams & Bostic are set to speak on Tuesday, with
non-voters Evans & Harker also due up.
- T-Notes last at 120.14, yields: 2Y 2.373%, 3Y 2.522%, 5Y 2.686%, 7Y 2.787%,
10Y 2.832%, 30Y 3.030%.
MNI London Bureau | +44 0203-865-3809 | anthony.barton@marketnews.com
MNI London Bureau | +44 0203-865-3809 | anthony.barton@marketnews.com

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