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BOND SUMMARY
BOND SUMMARY: Regional players were seemingly happy to buy into the latest
pickup in Tsy yields in Asia-Pac trade, with the recent 10-Year yield range
still intact after the space came off cheapest levels into the NY close on Weds.
T-Notes +0-05+ at 138-11+ in a session bereft of news, but still sees volumes
that top the recent averages at this time in the session (87K lots for the
contract thus far), with yields 0.6-1.1bp richer across the curve.
- Aussie bond futs also edged higher in Sydney, locals seemingly happy to take
advantage of 10-Year yield levels > 1.00% (several strategists have identified
this area as a line in the sand), which helped drag XM away from SYCOM lows. YM
had less conviction re: regaining broken support. YM -1.0, XM -4.0.
- JGB futs softened at the Tokyo re-open, building on overnight weakness,
although moved off lows as local equities pulled back from early highs, before
soft 30-Year supply added fresh pressure. Contract -23. 7s continue to
underperform in cash, with some weakness creeping into the long end since mid
morning. Elsewhere, the LCH/JSCC 20- & 30-Year swap spreads widened again,
pointing to continued paying from abroad in those tenors.
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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