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US TSYS/SUPPLY
US TSYS/SUPPLY: Nomura's Goncalves said on Tsy primary dealer q'ns that if
global central bks do "gradual normalization (following a sequence somewhat
similar to what the Fed has done, but with a lag), the return of term premium
should prove more structural than transitory (as the UST mkt benefited from
Global QE while the Fed entered a tightening stance). To the extent that term
premium starts to become more clearly priced-in, that wd clearly push up belly
to intermediate rates of the US curve."
- He adds "if term premium returns and sticks," Tsy cld look at a "barbell
approach where issuance could be slightly tilted twd the front-end and the very
long-end (eg in new maturity pt, counterbalancing front-end issuance in WAM
terms). We believe this wd be in accordance with the Tsy's plan" to focus on
upsizing Tbill program."
- "We do not recommend trying to mkt time the level of interest rates per se,"
he said. "At first we believe it's prudent to spread out the auctn sizes, by
starting with larger T-bills and front-end issues, but eventually all maturity
points down the line." 

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