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US TSYS SUMMARY
US TSYS SUMMARY: The Treasury market continued lower in late US and early Asian
trade but has found support in the 126-13 area. 
- The final auction of the week, the Bond was a soft one and indeed, none of the
three auctions were particularly strong.
- In the swaps market, we note that the vast majority of the larger trades that
we track were receivers. That said, longer dated swap spreads are marginally
wider.
- Technically, for the 10Y yield, the 100 day moving average sits at 2.24%
around 4bp above where it is currently trading but a CPI release, which is just
six days ahead of a possible Fed taper announcement probably has the market
impact to threaten this level.
- The yield curve slope is close to unchanged today. We hear of Japanese
purchases in the 7-10Y section of the curve and particularly for the 10Y
current. The Bond sector has found few buyers. The 2-10Y UST spread is sitting
around 8bp above recent lows.

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