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AUSSIE BONDS
AUSSIE BONDS: The trade "mood music" surrounding U.S. Comm Sec Ross' +ve
comments pressured the space in the first SFE session of the week, even with
some more questionable tones on the matter coming from other quarters.
- Aussie bond futures gained some brief respite from softer than expected
domestic retail sales data, before edging lower again, with XM breaking through
its SYCOM lows late in the day & curve steepening at the fore.
- YM finished 4.5 ticks lower on the day, with XM -8.0 ticks, leaving YM/XM at
35.5 and the cash equivalent at 34.3bp.
- Bills settled 1-5 ticks lower through the reds, with the strip steeper on the
day
- Focus now moves to the rhetoric employed at tomorrow's RBA decision, with all
of those surveyed by BBG looking for the cash rate to be left unchanged at 0.75%
and the IB strip pricing a ~6% chance of a cut. Our full preview of the decision
will follow later today.
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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