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US TSYS: The Treasury market is suffering in the first moments of the New Year.
The tug lower is mostly provided by the core EGB markets, which have peeled
lower because of a hawkish comments by ECB Board Member Benoit Coeure.
- The Treasury curve is steepening with the 30Y yield +3.6bp but the 5Y only
+1.5bp higher. We have identified 5-30Y swap curve trades being executed this
morning.
- Eurozone final PMI releases were in line with the preliminary estimate but the
text that accompanies the releases pointed to increased price pressure. 
- There is very little in the way of data in the US, although Friday brings
non-farm payrolls. Congress returns tomorrow and will need to find a quick
solution to continued funding of the government.
- Today is Bill auction day with an all-time record $160bln being sold via 4
lines that includes $50bln of 4wk, $48bln of 3m, $42bln of 6m and $20bln 52wk.
some of this weight will be supported by a $40bln CMB that matures.
- Currently, the 10Y yield is at 2.429%, support is at the 21-DMA at 2.404% and
the resistance at 2.441%, the low from Dec 26. 

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