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T-Notes stuck to a tight range,........>

BOND SUMMARY
BOND SUMMARY: T-Notes stuck to a tight range, amidst little in the way of
notable headlines, and last trade +0.01 at 123.20. U.S. cash Tsy yields are
trading unch. to 0.4bp higher across the curve, with 10-year yields last at
2.492% Eurodollar contracts are trading unch. to 1.0 tick higher through the
reds. Worth noting U.S. Homeland Security Sec Nielsen resigned, as the White
House reportedly grew frustrated with the number of migrants crossing the
southern border.
- JGB futures last seen at 152.88, 14 ticks above settlement. Cash yields are
trading 0.8bp higher to 2.6bp lower across the curve. Little in the way of
immediate reaction was noted upon the release of Japanese BoP data. Elsewhere,
the BoJ left the sizes of its 10-25+ Rinban ops unchanged, while BoJ Gov Kuroda
spoke, maintaining his optimistic econ growth and inflation outlook for Japan.
- Aussie bond yields are sitting 2.0 to 3.0bp lower across the curve, as the
Aussie bonds played catch-up to Friday's move in U.S. Tsys, before extending
losses. YM last +2.0 ticks at 98.605, XM +2.5 ticks at 98.115, with YM/XM a
touch lower at 49.00. Bills are trading 1-2 ticks higher through the reds.

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