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US TSYS SUMMARY
US TSYS SUMMARY: Treasuries ended Mon higher after strong $34B 5Y auction,
FX-tied bid (weak US$/yen), short-cover. Tsys began NY mixed, ebbed into 11:30am
ET $26B 2Y auction (1.345% rate, mildly weak 45.8% indirects, OK 12.56 directs,
41.6% dealers.) 
- But Tsys receded more amid post-auction 2Y redistribution sales, pre-5yr
setup, so had concession into 5Y auction. Five-year sale was strong: it drew
1.742% rate, solid 69.1% indirects, very strong 13.5% directs, leaving a record
low since 2009, 17.5%, for primary dealers. Next: Tues 1pm ET US$28B 7Y auction.
- Tsys action muted amid UK bank holiday, vacation-thinned trading volume. Tsys
flows quiet if you take away the heavy Sep/Dec roll volume (TYU/TYZ over 1Mln
earlier) and auction hedging. Mkts had little/no react second tier data. 
- Traders awaited Friday key Aug. jobs; MNI poll:180K median est. Tsys 2Y notes
saw 2way flow. US 2Y swap spd: large $450M 2Y swap receiver trade at 2.050% at
14:50pm ET, also approx $182M 5Y payer from 1.7930%-1.7995% at 10:02-10:03am ET;
then mild 3/4/5Y ratio spread fly. Eurodlr futures steady in the wings; TSYS 3PM
ET: 2Y 1.334%; 3Y 1.454%; 5Y 1.742%; 7Y 1.977%; 10Y 2.159%; 30Y 2.752%

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