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Off Best Levels As Early Bid Fades

US TSYS

Cash Tsys run flat to 1bp richer into London hours, with TYZ2 +0-01 at 111-01+ operating around the middle of its 0-14 Asia range, on volume of ~95K.

  • Tsys have moved away from best levels after leaning on the latest headlines surrounding the potential for another fiscal U-turn in the UK for support during the first half of the overnight session.
  • ECB source reports from both BBG & RTRS flagged an apparent ease amongst hawks re: organic balance sheet run off getting underway at some point in H123, with their focus being on interest rates when it comes to the main monetary policy tool.
  • Headline flow was relatively limited elsewhere, with the PBoC Governor reaffirming the Bank’s well-known support for the continued deployment of prudent monetary policy, Meanwhile, Chinese CPI & PPI data provided very modest downside surprises.
  • Block sales were seen in FV (-2.0K) & TY (-2.9K) futures, with mixed blocked flow in TYX2 109.50 puts (+5K) and TYZ2 110.50 puts (-5K).
  • Looking ahead, Gilt market gyrations will be eyed, with the BoE’s temporary purchases set to conclude today and continued fiscal/political rumours doing the rounds in London.
  • Friday’s NY docket includes retail sales and the UoM sentiment survey (watch the inflation components in the latter). We will also get Fedspeak from Waller, Cook & George ahead of the weekend.
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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