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BOND SUMMARY
BOND SUMMARY: Little to talk about on the back of one of the quietest regional
Asia-Pac sessions in news flow terms for some time. Bonds held lower on the back
of Thursday's trade war related stories, but questions surrounding the knock-on
effects of U.S. legislation re: Hong Kong, coupled with a continued feeling of
unease, limited the downtick in Tsys, even with the majority of the regional
equity benchmarks & U.S. equity index futures edging higher. Nothing of real
note for Tsys outside of one small pocket of selling in TYZ9, roll activity &
the usual warnings from China after U.S. Navy warships sailed near
Chinese-claimed islands in the South China Sea in recent days. T-Notes -0-01+ at
129-14, yields virtually unchanged across the curve.
- Little to pen for the Aussie Bond space, with a fairly typical AOFM issuance
schedule outlined for next week, although there will not be any buyback ops next
week. YM -1.5, XM -3.5, with both contracts failing to breach their SYCOM lows.
- JGB futures had a brief look below their weekly low in the wake of a softer
than prior liquidity e'ment auction for 5-15.5 Year JGBs. Futures last -26.
Early long end outperformance gave way, with bear steepening coming through.
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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