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BOND SUMMARY
BOND SUMMARY: Matters surrounding the coronavirus situation continue to capture
attention. A clarifying statement from the White House, noting that they have
not called airlines re: suspending flight traffic to & from China, hit T-Notes,
prompting them to test Tuesday's low of 130-14+. The paper had a brief look
under the level, but now trades -0-04+ at 130-15. Cash yields sit marginally
higher across the curve. Eurodollars last seen 0.25-1.5 tick lower thru reds.
- JGB futures have tracked T-Notes in a move off highs and now trade at 152.50,
4 ticks shy of settlement. Yields trade marginally higher across the curve.
Little follow-through noted on the back of the summary of opinions from the
BOJ's most recent MonPol decision. Elsewhere, the BoJ conducted Rinban ops
covering 1-10 Year JGBs, leaving all purchase sizes unchanged.
- Aussie bond futures slipped upon the release of local CPI data, which topped
market consensus & prompted the trimming of RBA easing bets. IBs price a mere
~10% chance of a rate cut at the RBA's meeting next week. YM -5.0 & XM -7.0;
cash yields 3.9-7.0bp higher, the curve runs steeper. Bills last seen 4-6 ticks
worse off through the reds.

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