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NZGB Spillover Weighs

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Weakness in NZGBs across the Tasman may have had some cross-market spillover for ACGBs, with financial year-end for 3 of the major Australian banks and a duration contraction in the ACGB indices at month-end resulting in no real counter. As a result, we saw the space steepen in early Sydney trade, before a move off lows in U.S. Tsys helped the space off cheaps.

  • YM -1.5, XM -2.0. The cash curve also runs steeper on the day, with EFPs tightening.
  • The latest round of 10-Year ACGB supply was solid enough, although it is worth noting that the only successful bidder paid 0.9bp through the prevailing mid-yield at the time of the supply, while the cover ratio eased, but still held above 4.00x.
  • Local data and Chinese PMIs had no tangible impact on the space.
  • Bills +1 to -2 through the reds, fronts outperform.
  • Final m'fing PMI, job vacancies and CoreLogic house price data are all due tomorrow.
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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