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Free AccessUS TSYS: Fed Likely On Hold At Zero Wednesday
US TSY SUMMARY: Broadly weaker after the bell on light volumes (TYM<770k; USM
<185k), Many sidelined ahead Wed's FOMC annc; risk-off unwinds with equities
near late session highs (ESM0 +46.0); yld curves bear steepening.
- Rates extended lows last midmorning, followed by a brief modest bounce in the
long end. Several factors at play early Monday morning: rush of corporate
issuance in addition to multiple Tsy bill and note auctions (13- and 26W Bills,
2- and 5Y Notes) with rate locks and pre-auction short sets weighing at a time
where market participation is thin/light volumes (TYM less that 400k). Sidebar:
hedging for a failed 2Y auction, some 40,000 Jun 2Y low delta puts bought prior
to the 2Y note auction.
- Spds running tighter across the curve as corporate debt issuers came off the
sidelines Monday as markets traded with a modest risk-on (risk-off unwind) tone,
implied vol weaker with rates drifting near session lows, equities near highs.
Two-way deal-tied flow on the day.
- The 2-Yr yield is down 0.4bps at 0.2202%, 5-Yr is up 2.9bps at 0.4021%, 10-Yr
is up 5.8bps at 0.6589%, and 30-Yr is up 8.5bps at 1.2546%.
TECHNICALS:
US 10YR FUTURE TECHS: (M0) Consolidating But Remains Bullish
*RES 4: 141-26 0.764 projection of Feb 2 - Mar 9 rally from Mar 19 low
*RES 3: 140-24 High Mar 9 and key contract high
*RES 2: 140-00 Round number resistance
*RES 1: 139-22 High Apr 22
*PRICE: 138-21 @ 16:06 BST, Apr 27
*SUP 1: 138-17 Low Apr 17
*SUP 2: 137-16 Low Apr 7 and key near-term support
*SUP 3: 136-29+ Low Mar 24
*SUP 4: 136-19+ 50-day EMA
10yr futures edged lower at the halfway point of the US session, but this does
little to alter the short-term outlook, which remains bullish. On Apr 7, prices
found support at 137-16. This was also the area where the 20-day EMA intersected
on Apr 7 and the subsequent recovery marks a bullish development. Key short-term
support is 137-16, Apr 7 low. While it holds, the focus is on 140-00 and the
contract high of 140-24 from Mar 9. Initial support lies at 138-17, Apr 17 low.
The bull trigger is 139-22.
MONTH-END EXTENSIONS: *** Preliminary Bloomberg-Barclays US month-end index
extension. Not a surprise, note significant changes to forecast summary compared
to the avg increase for prior year and the same time in 2019. TIPS 0.12Y; Govt
inflation-linked, 0.20.
*........................EST.....1Y Avg Incr..Last Year
*US Tsys.................0.14........0.08........0.07
*Agencies................0.04........0.10........0.08
*Credit..................0.19........0.09........0.04
*Govt/Credit.............0.18........0.08........0.05
*MBS.....................0.03........0.06........0.05
*Aggregate...............0.08........0.08........0.06
*Long Govt/Credit........0.04........0.09........0.06
*Interm Credit...........0.19........0.08........0.06
*Interm Govt.............0.11........0.08........0.07
*Interm Govt/Cred........0.14........0.08........0.06
*High Yield..............0.08........0.06........0.06
US TSYS/SUPPLY: Recap balance of wk's Tsy bill/note auctions
DATE TIME AMOUNT SECURITY (CUSIP)/ANNC
------------------------------------------------
28 Apr 1130ET $55B 43D Bill 912796TZ2
28 Apr 1130ET $22B 2Y Note FRN 912828ZK9
28 Apr 1300ET $35B 7Y Note 912828ZN3
29 Apr 1130ET $25B 119D Bill 912796XG9
29 Apr 1130ET $25B 273D Bill 912796UC1
TSY FUTURES CLOSE: Broadly weaker after the bell on light volumes (TYM<770k; USM
<185k), risk-off unwinds with equities near late session highs (ESM0 +46.0); yld
curves bear steepening. Update:
* 3M10Y +7.179, 54.547 (L: 44.982 / H: 55.275)
* 2Y10Y +5.877, 43.099 (L: 37.471 / H: 43.574)
* 2Y30Y +8.383, 102.484 (L: 94.451 / H: 103.625)
* 5Y30Y +5.448, 84.904 (L: 79.344 / H: 85.93); Current futures levels:
* Jun 2-Yr futures down 1/32 at 110-4.875 (L: 110-04.25 / H: 110-05.75)
* Jun 5-Yr futures down 6.75/32 at 125-6.25 (L: 125-05.5 / H: 125-11.5)
* Jun 10-Yr futures down 16/32 at 138-19.5 (L: 138-18.5 / H: 139-01.5)
* Jun 30-Yr futures down 1-18/32 at 180-14 (L: 180-08 / H: 182-03)
* Jun Ultra futures down 3-23/32 at 224-23 (L: 224-07 / H: 228-24)
US EURODLR FUTURES CLOSE: Trades steady/mixed in the short end after the bell,
lead quarterly EDM0 near highs since 3M LIBOR set' -0.0464 to 0.8407% (-0.2219
last wk), Reds-Golds on session lows. Update:
* Jun 20 +0.015 at 99.615
* Sep 20 +0.005 at 99.675
* Dec 20 steady at 99.650
* Mar 21 -0.005 at 99.715
* Red Pack (Jun 21-Mar 22) -0.025 to -0.015
* Green Pack (Jun 22-Mar 23) -0.04 to -0.03
* Blue Pack (Jun 23-Mar 24) -0.045 to -0.04
* Gold Pack (Jun 24-Mar 25) -0.06 to -0.05
US DOLLAR LIBOR: Latest settles
* O/N -0.0007 at 0.0560% (-0.0103 last wk)
* 1 Month -0.0032 to 0.4376% (-0.2318 last wk)
* 3 Month -0.0464 to 0.8407% (-0.2219 last wk)
* 6 Month -0.0291 to 0.8931% (-0.1803 last wk)
* 1 Year -0.0144 to 0.9251% (-0.0423 last wk)
US SWAPS: Spds running tighter across the curve as corporate debt issuers came
off the sidelines Monday as markets traded with a modest risk-on (risk-off
unwind) tone, implied vol weaker with rates drifting near session lows, equities
near highs. Two-way deal-tied flow on the day. Current spd levels:
Time(ET) 2Y Swap/Mid 5Y Swap/Mid 10Y Swap/Mid 30Y Swap/Mid
Mon 1600 +0.06/+15.75 -1.50/+6.25 -1.25/+1.75 -1.62/-43.62
1315 -0.06/+15.62 -1.25/+6.50 -1.00/+2.00 -0.62/-42.50
1200 -0.12/+15.56 -1.50/+6.25 -0.94/+2.06 -0.25/-42.12
1000 -1.38/+14.31 -1.94/+5.81 -0.88/+2.00 -0.12/-42.25
Mon Open -0.19/+15.50 -1.31/+6.31 -0.38/+2.50 +0.25/-41.62
Fri 1500 -1.06/+16.56 -0.38/+7.50 -0.50/+3.00 -1.75/-41.75
STIR: Federal Reserve Bank of New York EFFR for prior session:
* Daily Effective Fed Funds Rate: 0.05%, volume: $99B
* Daily Overnight Bank Funding Rate: 0.04%, volume: $245B
US TSYS: REPO REFERENCE RATES (rate, volume levels reflect prior session):
* Secured Overnight Financing Rate (SOFR): 0.03%, $1.208T
* Broad General Collateral Rate (BGCR): 0.03%, $502B
* Tri-Party General Collateral Rate (TGCR): 0.03%, $477B
FED: FED: Recap NY Fed operational purchases for Monday
* 7Y-20Y, $5.000B accepted, $13.949B submitted
* TIPS 1Y-7.5Y, $1.802B accepted, $2.837B submitted
OUTLOOK: *** US Data/speaker calendar (prior, estimate):
28-Apr ---- FOMC day 1 of 2
28-Apr 0830 Mar advance goods trade gap (-$59.9B, -$55.0B)
28-Apr 0830 Mar advance wholesale inventories (-0.7%, -0.5%)
28-Apr 0830 Mar advance retail inventories (-0.3%, --)
28-Apr 0855 25-Apr Redbook retail sales m/m (-10.6%, --)
28-Apr 0900 Feb Case-Shiller Home Price Index (218.6, --)
28-Apr 1000 Apr Conference Board confidence (120.0, 87.9)
28-Apr 1000 Apr Richmond Fed Mfg Index (2, -40)
28-Apr 1000 Q1 housing vacancies rate
28-Apr 1030 Apr Dallas Fed services index
28-Apr 1130 $55B 43D Bill auction (912796TZ2)
28-Apr 1130 $22B 2Y Note FRN auction (912828ZK9)
28-Apr 1300 $35B 7Y Note auction (912828ZN3)
PIPELINE: $25.85B to price Monday -- new record high issuance for month at
$311.45B with three more days to go until May.
Date $MM Issuer/Rating/Desc/Maturity/Yld; Priced *; Launch #
04/27 $5B *Israel dual-listed Formosa bond 3.8% (book >$11B)
04/27 $3.8B #Air Prods&Chems $550M 5Y +110, $650m 7Y +130, $900M 10Y +140, $750M
20Y +145, $950m 30Y +155
04/27 $3B *Biogen $1.5B 10Y +160, $1.5B 30Y +195
04/27 $2.5B #Georgia Pacific $900M 5Y +135, $600M 7Y +155, $1B 10Y +165
04/27 $2.5B #Diageo Capital $750M 5Y +105, $1B 10Y +140, $750M 12Y +155
04/27 $2.35B #Philippines $1B 10Y +180, $1.35B 25Y 2.95%
04/27 $1.5B #Citizens Bank $750M each 5Y +190, 10Y +260
04/27 $1.5B #Emerson Electric $500M each 7Y +125, 10Y +135, 30Y +150
04/27 $1.25B #Blackrock Inc 10Y +128
04/27 $500m *Korea East-West Power 5Y +150
04/27 $500M #Idex WNG 10Y +237.5
04/27 $500M #Snap-On 30Y +190
Eurodollar/Tsy options
Eurodollar options
* -10,000 Jul/short Jul 82/83 put spd spds, 0.5 net debit conditional curve
(Whites/Reds) steepener.
* 6,800 Jul 92/93/95/96 put condors
* 7,500 Mar 92/93/96 put trees
* +8,500 May/Jun 97 call strip, 1.25
* +13,000 Sep 95 puts, 3.0
* Update, 10,250 Dec 96/97/98 call trees, 4.0
* 8,000 Jul 96/97/98 call flys
* 7,500 Dec 96/97/98 call trees
* 2,500 Dec 100/100.12 call spds
* 2,000 Green Jun 100 calls
* -12,000 Green Jul 90 puts, 0.5
* -5,000 Sep 95/96 2x1 put spds, cab
* Update, 10,000 May 96/97 1x2 call spds, 3.0
* Update, 5,000 May 93/96/97 call flys
* Update, total -22,250 Blue Sep 87/90 put spds, 1.5
* Over 18,500 May 96 calls, 4.0 part tied to May 96/97 1x2 call spds and
outright
* 7,500 Jun 93/95 2x1 put spds, 8,200 total, 0.0
* 3,000 Jun 96/97/98 call flys
Tsy options:
* -3,000 TYM 137.5 puts vs. +2,000 TYN 137 puts, 11/64net db on 3x2 spd
* near 8,000 TYM 139.5 calls, 23.64
* Update, 11,000 TYM 137.5/140.5 strangles trade from 28- to 29/64
* -1,000 USM 179 puts, 21- to 22/64
* small put strip buyer +500 TYN 134/135/136 put strip, 38/64
low delta short end put buying spree
* +10,800 TUM 108 puts, 1/64, remains well offered
* +10,000 TUM 107.62 puts, 1/64
* +10,000 TUM 107.5 puts, 1/64
--MNI Chicago Bureau; tel: +1 312-431-0089; email: bill.sokolis@marketnews.com
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