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US TSY FLOWS
US TSY FLOWS: Tentative risk-on theme continues, equities tugged higher (SPX
+14.75 at 2759.5) partially based on competing headlines that Trump will sign
bipartisan border funding deal and to avoid self-imposed Feb 15 deadline, but
potential for late hour rejection always a potential. 
- MNI poll sees near 45% expect Trump to reject deal but open door to extending
deadline, 26% expect Trump to accept deal as is while 21% see Trump calling a
national emergency. Only 4% expect a rejection and second government shutdown.
- Third consecutive session heavy deal-tied selling, $5B ATT 10Y/30Y issue leads
after Tue's $11.5B Altria, week on pace for >$50B issuance.
- Knee-jerk program, fast$ selling after flat Jan CPI, rates largely held early
range, risk-on gained momentum on Trump headlines, supply hedging added
pressure; 2s10s, 5s30s flatteners.
- On tap for Thursday: Aside from weekly claims, Final Demand PPI (0.1% est) for
January; Retail Sales (0.0%) for December; business inventories for November
(0.2%). Tsy cash/ylds: 2Y 99-29.75 (2.535%), 5Y 99-27.75 (2.613%), 10Y 99-08.5
(2.708%), 30Y 99-10.5 (3.033%).

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