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US TSYS/10Y
US TSYS/10Y: Traders expect reasonably good demand at Wed 1pm ET US$23B 10Y note
auction. Traders anticipated also good Japanese and Chinese buying, with
thinking such buying was reflected in the strength of Tues' $24B 3Y auction. 
- Japanese accts feel the US economy will bump along near-term so the Fed may be
on hold, so they are buying reportedly including Japanese Post Bank (Kampo) and
mega-banks, said traders. Japanese accounts did good buying in Tsys in the most
recent week as Japanese MOF data showed net buyers of foreign bonds of Y106.70
(US$9.6B). On a related note, Japanese accounts such as Kampo (Japanese Post Bk)
and Jpn mega-banks like the "7-year note to 10-year notes", said traders.
- Chinese demand also is expected as China foreign exchange reserves and their
Treasuries holdings are both growing, said traders, and "they tend to buy the
whole curve" in Treasuries, taking a dollop at each maturity. But the big Asian
central banks like the 2Y, 3Y Tsys too.
- Others expected European demand since Treasuries are cheap to European debt as
offer more yield to yield-starved investors. 

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