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US TSYS/SUPPLY: Treasury has a challenging double-barrel auction supply schedule
today; 11:30am ET US$24B 3Y auction and then 1pm ET $20B 10Y reopening. Traders
are cautiously optimistic with potential Japan, Chinese bid tho Jpn traders
would prefer 2.40% zone 10Y vs. 2.337% current WI 10Y. 
- 3Y AUCTION: Buyers may be nervous to buy ahead of a Dec. rate hike, but that's
a ways off; still, auction occurs ahead of today's 2pm ET FOMC meeting minutes.
But may be some willing to take a shot. 3Y note is very tight in O/N RP,
suggesting some good shorts in issue already. 
- HISTORY: Sept. US$24B 3Y auction drew a 1.433% yiled, 2.70 bid/cover, 10.4%
direct bid, a 46.2% indirect bid and high 43.4% dealers. 
- 10Y REOPENING: Traders want more price concession esp. given the 3/10Y auction
combo Wed, so demand details will remain to be seen; but Jpn bid should surface
as buying resumes after recent inaction/sales into qtr-end/Jpn half-year end.
China markets back in action shd aid bid. 
- HISTORY: Sep $20B 10Y reopening: 2.180% yield, 2.28 cover, 55.3% indirects,
3.1% directs, 38.7% dealers.

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