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T-Notes moved lower in Asia-Pac........>

BOND SUMMARY
BOND SUMMARY: T-Notes moved lower in Asia-Pac trade, with an uptick in equities
& marketing of a 2-part round of US$ supply out of the Philippines (10- &
25-Year) applying pressure after a limited start to trade. Contract last hovers
just above lows, -0-10 on the day, at 138-25+. Curve has steepened, although
there has been more attention on the short end, with EDM0 outperforming on the
Eurodollar strip in the wake of Friday's 3-Month LIBOR fixing ~10bp lower.
- JGB futures well bid in the wake of the BoJ MonPol decision (last +17), as the
BoJ formally removed its purchasing limit/target for JGBs (had become relatively
meaningless) while it pointed to increased JGB & Bill purchases to deal with the
greater supply burden and delivered higher than expected corporate
bond/commercial paper purchase limits vs. expectations. 7-10 Year zone of the
curve unwound early underperformance, with front end outperformance on the
aforementioned SME liquidity measures. Swaps generally wider.
- A very sedate Sydney session for Aussie bond futures. YM unchanged, XM -3.5,
extending a little through SYCOM lows ahead of tomorrow's ACGB '32 supply
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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