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US TSYS: Post-PPI, Weekly Claims React

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  • Decent two-way trade as Treasury futures gap higher after lower than expected weekly and continuing jobless claims data, TYH5 climbing to 108-24 (+15.5) before reversing course -nearing early overnight levels as PPI comes in firmer, particularly with priors up-revised.
  • TYH5 slipped to 108-10.5 low (108-10 overnight low) before bouncing to 108-15. Futures remain inside technicals: resistance above at 109-08.5 (50-day EMA), support below at 108-00 (Low Jan 16).
  • Cross asset: US$ index swings lower (Bbg US$ index1299.64 (-1.54); crude weaker (WTI -0.84 at 70.53; SPX eminis +8.5 at 6081.25.
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  • Decent two-way trade as Treasury futures gap higher after lower than expected weekly and continuing jobless claims data, TYH5 climbing to 108-24 (+15.5) before reversing course -nearing early overnight levels as PPI comes in firmer, particularly with priors up-revised.
  • TYH5 slipped to 108-10.5 low (108-10 overnight low) before bouncing to 108-15. Futures remain inside technicals: resistance above at 109-08.5 (50-day EMA), support below at 108-00 (Low Jan 16).
  • Cross asset: US$ index swings lower (Bbg US$ index1299.64 (-1.54); crude weaker (WTI -0.84 at 70.53; SPX eminis +8.5 at 6081.25.