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JGBS: The space has operated in a confined range, with futures finishing the
morning session 3 ticks lower at 150.78.
- The cash curve sits a little flatter, with super-long paper outperforming.
- Swaps are running a little wider against JGBs.
- BoJ Gov Kuroda has noted that the risk to inflation is to the downside
- Japanese lifers bought a net Y1.05tln worth of foreign bonds during April,
according to data released by the MoF. This represents the largest amount of
foreign bond purchases in any April since 2008.
- BoP data revealed that Japanese funds were sellers of US debt in March, to the
tune of Y433.8bln, recording a 6th straight month of net selling, as they
continued to rotate into European paper.
- Participants await the results of the latest 10-Year JGBi auction.
- Future's hesitation ahead of the 150.95-151.06 resistance region is less than
ideal for bulls with a close above the March 12 high (151.06) needed to shift
initial focus higher. Bears now need a close below the May 02 low (150.77) to
target the 200-DMA (150.69).
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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