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US TSY FLOWS
US TSY FLOWS: Relative quiet end to the week, rates receded in late trade as
underlying month end support quickly evaporated, curves gapped steeper. Markets
will have to wait until 1630ET for NAFTA trade comments from Canadian foreign
minister Freeland after meet w/US trade rep Lighthizer through day. 
- US$ continued to rally, the dollar index higher/off highs DXY +.387, 95.110
(94.547L/95.224H), $/Eur off -0.0068 1.1603, $/Yen rebounded +.02 111.01;
carry-over weakness in equities (emini -4.5, 2897.5); Gold steady (XAU +0.04,
1200.00); West Texas crude pared Thu's move over 70.0 (WTI -0.44, 69.81).
- Little/no react to MNI Chicago PMI coming in at 63.7 vs. 63.8 est, Milwaukee
Mfg and Michigan sentiment index numbers. Accts eager to square up ahead the
extended holiday weekend spurred moderate two-way flow, curve flattener
stop-outs late as long end bid disappeared. Potential for massive jump in
issuance next week, estimates running over $50B w/Cigna planning over $22B jumbo
issuance to help finance acquisition of Express Scripts. 
- Tsy cash/ylds: 2Y 99-31.7 (2.625%), 5Y 100-01.5 (2.738%), 10Y 100-04 (2.859%),
30Y 99-20 (3.018%).

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