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US TSYS SUMMARY
US TSYS SUMMARY: US Treasuries are trading modestly higher, curve touch steeper,
underpinned by a dovish Riksbank, possible rise in trade tensions, but weighed
by bond supply. US 10-yr note yield is 0.4bp lower at 2.8985% with 5s/30s yield
spread 0.6bp steeper.
- In Asia, US Tsys slipped lower dismissing trade fears as it became apparent
that the 2 Koreas will hold a summit on Sep 18-20, with the 2 nations set to
discuss practical measures for denuclearisation.
- Tsys found a bid though on crossover to the London session, spurred by
surprise contraction in German factory orders and then following dovish take on
the Riskbank monetary policy statement that pushed back the timing of a possible
rate hike to Dec or Feb. 
- Bond supply from Spain, France and the UK then weighed on US Tsys temporarily,
before recovery to trade near session highs, before further selling came in.
- Eurodollar futures are 0.25 to 1 tick higher across the strip, as traders
await raft of US data to cross the wires later which included ADP numbers, ISM
non-mfg, factory orders and final durable goods orders. 

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