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AUSSIE BONDS
AUSSIE BONDS: The 3-Year Aussie future saw extremely thin volumes during SYCOM,
both benchmark contracts remained steady throughout the session seeing a small
dip and bounce alongside U.S. Tsys following slightly hawkish remarks from Fed
Yellen who said inflation uncertainties call for gradual rate moves but hiking
too slowly risks an overheated labour market. As investors retreated away from
safe haven assets Tsy's ended the overnight session weaker, as did the Aussie 3
and 10-Years. Coming into SFE the two benchmarks came up by 2 ticks, but
following buyback announcements from the AOFM of A$700mln and then auction
results coming in at higher yields than previously on the same line the 3-Year
last flat at 97.830 and the 10-Year last down 2 ticks at 97.800.
- All Aussie Bonds yields are up, the 3-Year up 0.3bp, the 10-Year up 1.6bp
making the spread slightly wide at 1.3bp with the curve steepening.
- No domestic data today, looking to Aug job vacancy figures coming in tomorrow
at 0230 London, 1100 Sydney as well as a talk from RBA Debelle in London 1000BST
London 1900 Sydney

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