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JGBS: JGB's had a fairly quiet session yesterday, and went into the close
slightly higher. The super long end saw some selling ahead of today's 30-Year
auction. The BoJ conducted purchase operations in 5-10 Year maturities, the
operations were taken down fairly smoothly, though bid/cover rose slightly
compared to previous operations with spreads turning negative. JGB's dropped in
the overnight session alongside US debt after a 3-month stop gap deal for the
debt ceiling in the US was announced.
- JGB Look Ahead Barclays: "Today could see an initial sell-side bias around the
superlong end prior to the 30y auction (JX56) after USTs turned down overnight,
but we expect the auction to clear smoothly and subsequent trade to be ranged
overall. We look for decent results at the auction assuming yields near current
levels (WI close on 6 September: 0.815%). The new issue will not be eligible for
BoJ purchase until 15 September, valuations are perceived to be rich and given
the line-up of key events, including the ECB meeting, the risk-reward for rinban
trading looks unattractive. In this context, we see no need to be particularly
aggressive at today's auction."

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