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BOND SUMMARY
BOND SUMMARY: News flow has been rather quiet so far, keeping core FI confined
to tight ranges. RTRS ran some sabre-rattling vs. China from U.S. Pres Trump.
Elsewhere, China's official & Caixin M'fing PMIs missed expectations, with the
latter slipping into contraction.
- T-Notes last seen +0-01+ at 139-00+, yields sit marginally lower in cash
trade. Eurodollars last trade up to 1.0 tick lower through the reds.
- JGB futures trade at 152.94, +10 ticks vs. settlement. Yields have inched
lower, curve runs slightly flatter. Japanese retail sales and flash industrial
output printed in the negative, with the latter less bad than expected.
Liquidity is limited as many participants are off, taking advantage of the
Japanese holiday calendar.
- In Australia, YM is unch. & XM -0.5. Cash trade sees yields a touch higher
across the curve. Bills sit unch. to +1 tick through the reds. Australian Q1
terms of trade were worse than expected, while private sector credit topped
projections. The RBA pulled the brakes on its YCC purchases and didn't offer to
buy any ACGBs, which inspired a mild curve steepening.

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