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US TSYS
US TSYS: T-Notes just off Monday's late high, +0-00+ at 139-11. Monday saw the
curve twist steepen, with the longer end looking to the bid in equities, while
the shorter end remained supported by the outlook for Fed MonPol. The bid in
equities was supported by a strong showing for Boeing, on some idiosyncratic
matters, as well as much stronger than exp. U.S. econ data. Elsewhere, a cooling
of the COVID-19 case count in some hot-spot states wouldn't have done the bid
any harm, although there were some quirks, and the count also covered the
weekend. Still, the +ves outweighed the fact that opening up practices were
curtailed in several U.S. states & the latest escalation in Sino-U.S. tension.
- The text from Fed Chair Powell's Tuesday address was released, as he noted
that "the econ bounceback is welcome," but it "presents new challenges-notably,
the need to keep the virus in check...A full recovery is unlikely until people
are confident that it is safe to re-engage in a broad range of activities."
- The Fed also released a term sheet for the PMCCF, which noted that pricing
"will be issuer-specific and informed by market conditions" plus a 100bps fee,
and is subject to minimum & maximum spreads over comparable maturity Tsys.
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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