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US TSYS/30Y
US TSYS/30Y: Tsys traded higher, roughly mid-range after midmorning and late
morning short-setting into the 30Y bond auction, which traders projected the
$15B 30Y bond auction could go at 2.815% to 2.820% rate. Traders feel the more
price concession, the better the auction demand will go. Tsys saw earlier better
selling down the curve in the 3Y, 5Y, 7Y, 10Y issues, while 30-year bonds drew
mixed trading flows, said observers. 
- Traders have caution as there was a soft Wed $23B 10Y auction after a risk-off
Tsys rally, which followed a stellar Tuesday $24B 3Y auction. US buyers
(insurers, banks and hedge funds) could prevail in the amount of buying at 30Y
auction but still, mild Japanese and Chinese bid cld surface. The weaker US$/yen
could aid Jpn bid somewhat, said observers. Japanese lifers esp.but also
regional banks and other types of accounts buy at 30Y auction, Jpn mega-banks
are rare 30Y auction buyers (prefer 7Y,10Ys); Chinese accounts buy at each
auction maturity. European bid cld arise as Tsys offer more yield than EGBS. 
- HISTORY: July 30Y auction saw 2.936% rate, 2.31 bid/cover, 3.00% coupon, 61.7%
indirects, 6.4% directs, 31.9% dealers.

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