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US TSYS SUMMARY
US TSYS SUMMARY: US Treasuries prices open NY mildly weaker, curves mixed ahead
of 8:30am ET US Sept. nonfarm payroll employment report, which could see
hurricane-tied distortions. MNI econ poll has a 70K median estimate. Cash
10-year note is 2.366% vs. o/night high yield of 2.371% hit at 7:46 am ET. 
- TOKYO hours saw mild Tsys bid, sideways trade, mild two-way flows into UK.
Leveraged accts sold on stronger US$ with position squaring into jobs by fast$
and prop accts. Asian banks bought 30Y bonds. China and South Korea return
Monday after week-long holiday. 
- LONDON: Better selling early as German Bunds sold heavily due to stronger
German factory orders. Flow included bank portfolio buying in 2s, ongoing
two-way in 5s, extension selling in short end/vs. 5Y buying, position squaring.
US bonds closed Monday for Columbus Day holiday. 
- US SWAPS: Steady/mixed spd curve mildly steeper amid modest two-way flow in
sub-5Y, bank receiving in 5s and paying in belly, 2-5Y flattener and small
receiver in 10y. 
- OVERNIGHT REPO: Tsy 3Y, 10Y and old 5Y, 7Y notes all tight.

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