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US TSYS SUMMARY
US TSYS SUMMARY: Treasuries are resuming their intraday weakness, with a modest
risk-on tone prevailing thus far Thursday.
- Mar 19 T-Note futures down 3.5/32 at 122-015, having traded in a fairly narrow
range of 122-00 to 122-08. Low was hit after Reuters reported U.S. and China
have drafted wide-ranging MOUs to resolve their trade dispute.
- Curve weakest in belly and 10-Yr segments: 2-Yr yield up 1.2bps at 2.5099%,
5-Yr up 2bps at 2.488%, 10-Yr up 2bps at 2.6644%, 30-Yr up 1.2bps at 3.0071%.
- Data later includes US weekly jobless claims, durable goods and PMIs.
- Fed's Bostic speaks later on the economy and monetary policy (0750ET/1250GMT).
- This follows on from Fed minutes last night - which were dovish on the balance
sheet (FOMC clearly set to end QT in H2 2019) but slightly hawkish on the rates
front (hikes still possible).
- Also since the minutes' release: Fed's Clarida noted that MonPol is in a "very
good place," while stating that there are scenarios where the Fed may not hike
rates in '19; Fed's Daly then noted despite headwinds, no sign that the U.S. is
nearing recession, and rates are v close to neutral.

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