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BOND SUMMARY
BOND SUMMARY: T-Notes ticked lower in Asia hours, range remains confined to
0-05+ ticks, last -0-06+ at 128-03+. Little news flow, with Trump's brashness
re: potential Senate procedures surrounding impeachment portrayed in a tweet, as
he called for an immediate trial. Yields 0.4-1.0bp higher across the curve. The
2-/10-Year yield spread holds below 30bp, after having a look above that level
on Thursday, registering fresh YtD highs. The only real flow of note was 22.5K
block buying of the TYG0 127.50/126.50 put spread vs. TYG0 129.50 calls.
- JGB curve is steeper after early underperformance in the belly. The Japanese
gov't approved a record budget spending plan of Y102.7tn for the coming fiscal
year, with general bond issuance being reduced for a 10th straight year,
although 40-Year JGB issuance has been nudged up to Y3.0tn for the FY. These
figures are in line with media reports made earlier this week. Futures last down
-24, off lows. There was no real impact from the monthly CPI data. The latest
5-15.5 Year liquidity enhancement auction saw tighter 5-15.5 Year spreads.
- Little to report for Aussie Bonds, outside of flow-driven price action, which
pushed YM to fresh lows. YM -5.0, XM -4.0., just off worst levels.
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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