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BOND SUMMARY
BOND SUMMARY: T-Notes drew support from regional worry surrounding the
Coronavirus in Asia-Pac hours, with a firmer JPY & heavy Chinese equities eyed.
Contract +0-05 at 129-22+, best levels of the day. Yields 1.6-2.2bp lower across
curve, light bull flattening in play.
- Aussie Bonds saw bulls relinquish early control on the back of a strong
domestic labour mkt report. Headline job additions surpassed exp. (although full
time employment fell marginally), facilitating a downtick in the unemployment
rate as participation held steady. Market pricing re: a Feb cut from the RBA
fell to 25% vs. 55% yesterday, with the likes of CBA, ANZ, UBS & Nomura pushing
back their easing calls from Feb. YM drove the move, as you would exp., last
-4.0, with XM unch. Early bull flattening flipped to bear flattening, and
extended. Bills down 3-7 ticks through reds, front end underperforms.
- JGB futs were supported by the broader risk aversion early on, with JPY
crosses lower & the Nikkei 225 defensive. A second round of support came from
tighter spreads & lower offer/cover ratios in the BoJ's latest round of 5-25+
Year Rinban ops. Contract last +20, 4 off highs, curve has bull flattened.
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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