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US TSYS SUMMARY
US TSYS SUMMARY: US Treasuries continued to rally in late NY trading, taking the
10Y down to 2.86% as the month-end extensions held swap. Asian markets mostly
flat-lined but there was a spike in EGB bond prices soon after the European
open. This was initially led by a sudden surge of German Schatz buying after
some weak Italian PMI numbers. However, with the market short ahead of French,
Spanish and UK auctions, the rally created a quick short-covering rally that
dragged Treasuries along for the ride.
- The 10Y T-note yield was taken from 2.86% down to 2.83% and the movement was
greatest in the 10Y sector of the curve. The 2-10Y spread is 1.5bp flatter but
swap spreads are little changed.
- Withe the month-end behind it, the market will look forward to a fairly packed
economic data calendar including PPI, PCE (including the important core
deflator), initial jobless claims and ISM manufacturing.

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