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US TSYS SUMMARY
US TSYS SUMMARY: Treasuries have held on to early gains ahead of weekly claims.
- Bull flattening ongoing the 2-Yr yield down 0.6bps at 0.153%, 5-Yr down 1.4bps
at 0.3019%, 10-Yr down 3.6bps at 0.6169%, and 30-Yr down 4.8bps at 1.2973%.
- Jun TYs up 6/32 at 139-13; eyeing next resistance at 139-16.
- Another Thursday, another round of terrible Jobless Claims (0830ET): 2.5mln
expected this week, prior 3.17mln. Possibly more eyed are the continuing claims,
where survey says 25.1mln (equivalent to 15% of the labor force).
- Pres Trump said on Fox it's a "great time to have a strong dollar", giving the
greenback a bit of a boost (and possibly bumping Tsys a little higher). Also
said was "very disappointed in China" re COVID/Trade.
- NYFed buying $7.25Bln Tsys today. In case you missed Weds afternoon, NYFed
announced it is dialing back repo ops again, ending the 3-month ops (though
maintaining 1-mth and the $500bln daily overnight repo op limit). 
- Following up from Chair Powell yesterday are three scheduled Fed speakers:
Minn's Kashkari (1300ET), Atlanta's Bostic (1500ET), and Dallas's Kaplan
(1800ET) - we've heard plenty from them recently so little new expected.

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