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  • With Japan out for Culture Day, there was no cash trading in the Asian time zone though futures were open.
  • Futures had opened up stronger this morning with the Dec24 10yr note up  +14 at the Tokyo open reacting to the volatility in election opinion polls in the US, before settling to be +10 by mid-afternoon.
  • Tonight, the markets will have the dual challenges of the pulsating news on the election and a raft of data including Factory Orders and Durable Goods.
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  • With Japan out for Culture Day, there was no cash trading in the Asian time zone though futures were open.
  • Futures had opened up stronger this morning with the Dec24 10yr note up  +14 at the Tokyo open reacting to the volatility in election opinion polls in the US, before settling to be +10 by mid-afternoon.
  • Tonight, the markets will have the dual challenges of the pulsating news on the election and a raft of data including Factory Orders and Durable Goods.