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BOND SUMMARY
BOND SUMMARY: U.S.-China trade developments continue to determine the general
risk backdrop. Participants turned cautious after WSJ sources mentioned a
deadlock over farm purchases, but comments from White House adviser Navarro, who
downplayed the report as "rumours," have brought reprieve. T-Notes round tripped
from 128-27 and last trade -0-06 at 128-22+. Cash Tsy yields are marginally
higher across the curve. Eurodollars last seen up to 2.5 tick lower through the
reds. The latest round of Fedspeak has failed to move the space.
- JGB futures have eased off highs lately, last trade at 152.94, +16 ticks vs.
settlement. Cash JGB yields sit a touch lower across the curve. The local flash
GDP data revealed a slightly larger than exp. economic slowdown. Japan will
offer Y1.9tn 5-Year JGBs at an auction later today.
- Aussie bond futs received a boost from a gloomy Aussie jobs report, which saw
the unemployment rate creep higher amid softer employment & participation. This
was accompanied by -ve revisions & warning signals re: spare capacity. YM +6.5 &
XM +7.0, with cash yields 6.1-6.8bp lower across the curve. Bills last seen 4-8
ticks higher through the reds. Focus is on Chinese activity data, due shortly.

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