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US TSYS: T-Note futures threatening a clean break above yesterday's highs in
early Asia trade +0-03 at 130-13, after going out virtually at best levels on
Monday with yields closing marginally lower across the curve.
- A softer than expected MNI Chicago PMI print was the catalyst behind a sharp
bid in the NY morning, with familiar risks bubbling in the background, keeping
traders cautious.
- A late block buyer of WNZ9 also helped to keep the space bid into the close.
- It must be said that futures volume was low on the final day of September &
Q3, with an uptick in stocks perhaps limiting the space's gains on the day.
- We also heard from Fed's Evans in early London hours. To paraphrase, Evans
told CNBC: "open minded re: doing more on rate cuts. Own expectation is that we
should overshoot on inflation."
- Focus Tues moves to m'fing ISM & speeches from Fed's Evans, Clarida & Bowman.
- Also worth flagging that the NY Fed has reduced the size of tomorrow's
overnight repo operations to $75bn (back from the $100bn they were upsized to
last week) after undersubscription became evident in the last couple of ops.
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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