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Free AccessMNI China Daily Summary: Friday, September 15
US$ Credit Supply Pipeline
NZGBs Marginally Cheaper To Start The Week, Tuesday’s CPI Eyed
Cash NZGBs run ~3bp cheaper across the curve in early dealing, with the spill over from Friday’s cheapening U.S. Tsys/Gilts perhaps tempered by more measured/realistic fiscal rhetoric out of the UK over the weekend, while weekend Fedpseak from Bullard pointed to a more data-dependent Fed in ’23 (with risks to policy rates a little more two-way than in ’22).
- 2-Year swap rates have registered another cycle high in early Monday trade, last dealing a couple of bp shy of 5.00%.
- RBNZ dated OIS price a terminal OCR of ~5.05%, with ~60bp of tightening priced for the Bank’s final meeting of ’22.
- Tuesday’s Q2 CPI data presents the domestic data highlight this week, with the PSI print already crossing this morning, revealing a slight slowing in the headline rate of expansion (55.8 vs. 58.6 prev.).
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