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US TSYS: Tsys ticked away from Asia-Pacific lows on the back of the more
cautious rhetoric re: trade matters employed in Xinhua's commentary piece, after
the delay of the next round of U.S.-China trade tariffs, and Trump pointing to a
summit with Xi boosted risk in early Asia-Pacific trade. Friday saw a bid creep
into Tsys late in the day, although the curve still twist steepened as risk
benefitted from Sino-U.S. trade talk optimism. Fed Vice-Chair Clarida noted that
the Fed could allow inflation to run over the 2% target as he gave a nod to the
potential for average inflation targeting, with the Fed set to conduct a broad
review of its policy framework. Friday also saw the release of the text of Fed
Chair Powell's semi-annual testimony to congress, which revealed little fresh.
- Yields still a touch higher across the curve, albeit at the margin.
- Flow has been fairly limited. One block trade flagged earlier on, TYJ9
122.00/120.50 put spread 5.0K blocked at 0-13, sources pointed to a seller.
- White & Red Eurodollars trade unchanged to 1.5 ticks lower at writing.
- Fed's Clarida will speak again today, with 2- & 5-Year supply also due.
- T-Notes last 122.03, U.S. 10-Year cash Tsy yields last 2.655%.
MNI London Bureau | +44 0203-865-3809 | anthony.barton@marketnews.com
MNI London Bureau | +44 0203-865-3809 | anthony.barton@marketnews.com

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