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AUSSIE BONDS
AUSSIE BONDS: On SFE the Aussie 3-Year rallied to monthly highs and took a 10
tick bid following the release of CPI figures which came in lower than expected
but higher than prior, the 10-Year took a 7 tick bid post data. The 3-Year
contract was last at 97.910 and the 10-Year last at 97.205. Most recent and
largest clip sources report traded offscreen is '13K YMZ7 bought at 97.90 and
91.' Steeping on the yield curve, 3-/10-Year spread at 3.2bp.  
-  On the overnight both benchmark contracts went lower alongside Tsy's amid
speculation that Fed Chair nominee Taylor might be the front-runner.
- Barclays on CPI: "Headline inflation rose by 0.6% on a q/q basis in Q3 from
0.2% in Q2, largely on the back of higher electricity and tobacco costs. On a sa
basis, headline CPI rose 0.4% q/q, flat from Q2 17. There was a modest softening
in underlying inflation, with trimmed mean inflation rising by 0.4% q/q and the
weighted median moderating to 0.3% q/q (Q2: 0.5%; Q1: 0.4%). On a q/q sa basis,
food and transport costs saw the biggest declines. However, the drop in food
prices appears to have been driven by lower prices of vegetables, which may
normalise in coming months."

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