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US TSYS SUMMARY
US TSYS SUMMARY: US Tsys have slipped lower from Wednesday close on hope that
US/China trade dispute does not escalate further. 10-yr Tsy yield is 1.1bp
higher at 2.86% with yield curve modestly bear flattening as short-end comes
under most selling pressure with 5s/30s 0.8bp tighter at 19.2bps.
- In Asia Tsys edged lower on back of late Wednesday comments from White House
on possible further US/China trade talks. Sources note pretty one way flow, with
asset managers seen selling the 7-10 Year part of the curve, with decent paying
in U.S. 10-Year swaps out of Japan, and some paying of the long-end vs. the
belly of the curve as fast money looked to put on steepeners before the 30-Year
auction later today.
- Tsys attempted a recovery at start of European session as Bunds/Gilts squeezed
higher on back of surprise downward revision to French HICP and spurious
headline that Trump threats to leave NATO, but move higher petered out.
- Euro$ strip is touch steeper as blues fall 2/2.5 ticks, while whites are
0.5/1.5 ticks lower. Both swap spreads and breakevens are little changed.
- Attention now turns to US June CPI data at 0830ET and $14B 30Y bond auction

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