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US TSY FLOWS
US TSY FLOWS: Rates weaker, carry-over from late Wed's post-Sep FOMC minutes
sell-off, deemed more hawkish than expected, Tsy curves bear flattening, US$
index mildly lower, equities weaker as well.
- Tsy Dept report: Macroeconomic and Foreign Exchange Policies of Major Trading
Partners of the United States out Wed late afternoon. China not pegged as
manipulator, but Tsy Sec Mnuchin cited lack of FX-policy transparency and Yuan
weakness as points of concern; Tsy dept keeps same six countries on watch list:
China, S. Korea, Japan, India, Germany and Switzerland.
- Tsys actually traded in narrow, lower band overnight, long end recovering some
ground last half hour, curves bending flatter. Flow included 2-way in 5s-30s
from fast- and real$, bank sales 30s. Short end under pressure after 3M LIBOR
gapped +0.0194 to 2.4690% (+0.0326/wk), EDZ8 chopped -0.045 to 97.25 low, 97.26
last. FRA/OIS gapped wider as did 2Y swap spds (+1.56 at 21.25) but is receding.
Earlier real$ receivers 7s.
- Tsy cash/ylds: 2Y 99-22.75 (2.899%), 5Y 99-05.25 (3.058%), 10Y 97-09 (3.198%),
30Y 93-04.5 (3.365%).

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