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US TSYS/TIPS
US TSYS/TIPS: Traders hold mixed views on 1pm ET US$12B 10Y TIPS reopening, but
some noted that it could draw good demand while others cautious. Traders expect
TIPS sale will draw 0.410% to 0.420% yld. "I think we will see good demand,"
said a trader. "It could come through. Demand for TIPS has been strong. I don't
think anything the Fed did or said Wed really changes that. Crude oil is
gaining."
- He added "downside" CPI risk after several weak CPIs "ameliorated" by recent
Aug CPI." He added cheapness wld "bring the auction at even a more palatable
yield," both outright and on breakevens." 
- SMRA's John Canavan: reopening "raises all new cash;" light month-end bid. 
- BMO's Aaron Kohli: Auction "not strong value proposition given the runup in
breakevens;" but sector flows strong "with about $2.2B in (TIPS) funds we track
in August, which should provide some lift for the demand at the auction." He
added "inflation is bouncing somewhat and oil has stabilized above $50." 
- HISTORY:July $13B 10Y TIPS sale: 0.375% cpn, 1.98 cover, 0.489% high yld;
52.5% indirect, 8.05% directs, 39.5% dealers.

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