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US TSYS: Not much doing for U.S. Tsys in early trade this week, with the latest
round of optimism in e-minis shrugged off by the Tsy space, as the latter was
seemingly limited by the ongoing Sino-U.S. tension, despite there being nothing
in the way of concrete retaliation from China re: the recent U.S. actions
against Huawei (granted there has been verbal jousting/source reports pointing
to potential countermeasures). Worth noting that this may just be a product of
the U.S. administration catching China off guard and Chinese authorities needing
some time to respond. T-Notes last +0-00+ at 139-11, holding a 0-04+ range
overnight, with yields 0.4-0.8bp richer across the curve ahead of European
hours. Also worth flagging Fed Chair Powell's latest address via CBS, in which
he painted a relatively gloomy economic outlook (as you would expect against the
current backdrop) and once again pushed back again the idea of negative rates,
although he was keen to stress that the central bank can do more and is not out
of ammo.
- Eurodollar futures +0.5-1.0 through the reds.
- An address from Fed's Bostic headlines locally on Monday.
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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