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US treasuries ticked higher.........>

US TSYS SUMMARY
US TSYS SUMMARY: US treasuries ticked higher overnight in Asia seemingly
supported by a short list of Fed Chair contenders that has been given to US
President Trump that reportedly did not include the current Chair Janet Yellen
and some newswire headlines that suggest Fed Powell is favourite over former Fed
Warsh and Cohn and therefore a little dovish.
- There was also talk of short covering and dip buying with some highlighting
JPM's client survey showing record duration shorts
- In European morning session, treasuries faded from highs, on the back of
selling in UK Gilts in wake of higher than expected UK service PMI data, but
have since recovered some of the lost ground to now trade in mid-range.
- 10-yr US Tsy yield is 0.5bp lower at 2.318%, while 2-yr and 5-yr are 0.8bp
lower, but is 30-yr little changed. Swap spreads are marginally tighter across
the board.
- Markets attention now turning to US ADP employment numbers and ISM non-mfg
data.

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