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BOND SUMMARY
BOND SUMMARY: T-Notes consolidated in a 0-05 tick range in Asia, last -0-03 at
130-25+, curve twist steepening. Early flow saw risk reversals blocked, adding
to the recent theme in Asia. This time it was FVH0 119.25/50 puts, which were
seemingly bought vs. 120.00/120.25 calls, with a slight overweighting of the
puts & the delta exposure hedged. Eurodlr futs sit -0.5 to -1.0 through reds.
- JGB futures coiled in the morning session, with the latest uptick in the
contract failing ahead of Monday's Tokyo high. Futures last -2, with slight
pressure on the super long end of the curve, in the wake of a soft 40-Year
auction, with a lack of concession, the recent richening & the line's exemption
from BoJ Rinban ops, as well as some potential background worry re: the BoJ's
desire for a steeper curve, limiting demand at auction.
- Aussie bond futures well bid, as the space plays catch up to the events that
occurred over the long holiday weekend. YM +7.0, XM +9.5, recent flattening
theme still in play. Soft headline NAB business survey readings provided some
fresh impetus, allowing contracts to trade through SYCOM highs, but they have
since backed off from best levels. Bills +3/6 ticks through the reds.
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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