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Monday has seen a slow grind........>

US TSYS SUMMARY
US TSYS SUMMARY: Monday has seen a slow grind lower in Treasuries amid low
volumes, in a subdued follow-up to Friday's post-nonfarm payroll gains.
- The Jun 19 T-Note future is down 4.5/32 at 123-145, on day`s lows, having
traded in a range of 123-145 to 123-225.
- Very modest steepening in the cash curve. The 2-Yr yield is up 1.6bps at
2.3557%, 5-Yr is up 1.9bps at 2.3239%, 10-Yr is up 2.1bps at 2.5168%, and 30-Yr
is up 2.1bps at 2.9242%.
- Very low futures volumes to match: by 1500NY time, just 740k in TYs (1-month
full day avg is 1.69mn).
- Little in the way of newsflow, with day`s highlight being Feb factory orders
coming in slightly above consensus (-0.5% M/M vs -0.6% exp.). Back-and-forth
rhetoric between US and Iran drove oil prices higher (WTI up 2+%).
- On corporate supply front, Aramco's USD debut garnering all the headlines,
with orderbooks reportedly in excess of $60bln.
- Slow start to the week but picks up with FOMC March minutes and CPI Wednesday,
and PPI Thursday.

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