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US TSY FLOWS
US TSY FLOWS: Quiet start to the week, no significant data, no react to Boston
Fed pres Rosengren and Atl Fed pres Bostic earlier. Muted volume (TYH<960k after
the bell, owing to Japan out for one day holiday). 
- Equity bid leant to modest risk-on tone/sale in rates; stocks close to making
new all-time highs in late trade (eminis still off Fri's high (3286.25) at
3283.75 (+19.0) in late trade -- sources cited drop in China Renminbi (6.8805,
-.0344 in late trade).
- Swap spds holding mildly wider across the curve/narrow range amid better
payers in 1s-4s early migrating to intermediates, deal-tied selling in 3s, 5s
and 7s. 
- Corp issuance: over $6B launched. Supply should continue to increase after
financial shares annc earnings starting Tuesday: Jan 14: JPM, Wells, Citi; Jan
15: CS, USB, BoA, GS; Jan 16: BoNYM, MS; Supra-sovs ramp up issuance as well
amid continued angst over geopolitical risk.
- The 2-Yr yield is up 1.6bps at 1.5863%, 5-Yr is up 1.8bps at 1.6495%, 10-Yr is
up 2.6bps at 1.8459%, and 30-Yr is up 2.6bps at 2.3044%.

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