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BOND SUMMARY
BOND SUMMARY: T-Notes have crept higher as U.S. equity futures have softened.
The contract last trades +0-01+ at 135-30, with participants still focused on
global policy response to the coronavirus crisis. Per press reports, the White
House is discussing $1.2tn stimulus & Tsy Sec Mnuchin told lawmakers that a
failure to enact the proposed package could push unemployment to 20%. Elsewhere,
the Fed said it is re-establishing its Primary Dealer Credit Facility Tuesday.
U.S. Tsy yields trade 4.4-9.0bp lower in cash trade, curve runs flatter at
typing. Eurodollars last seen -3.5 to +3.0 ticks through the reds.
- JGB futs opened firmer, but have pared gains since with the Nikkei 225 ticking
higher; last at 152.17, 39 ticks shy of settlement. Cash yields mixed. The BoJ
left sizes of 1-10 Yr JGB purchases unch. vs. prior regular ops. Wider than exp.
Japanese trade bal, driven by slower than est. fall in exports, was ignored.
- In Oz, YM +1.5 & XM -12.5. Curve has twist steepened, with yields sitting -2.1
to +12.7bp. Bills last seen -1 to +3 ticks through the reds. PM Morrison
declared a human biosecurity emergency & said that more fiscal measures are
coming. The AOFM auctioned A$500mn of ACGB 1.25% 21 May 2032.

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