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Free AccessMNI ASIA OPEN: Nov Job Gains, Fed Blackout, CPI/PPI Ahead
MNI UST Issuance Deep Dive: Dec 2024
MNI US Employment Insight: Soft Enough To Keep Fed Cutting
MNI ASIA MARKETS ANALYSIS: Jobs Data Green Lights Rate Cuts
US TSYS OFF: SAFE-HAVEN ON SUBWAY BLAST;3Y,10Y AUCTNS PRESSURE
US TSYS SUMMARY: Treasuries end Mon mainly weaker after early safe-haven
bid on terror fear amid NYC subway bomb blast that hurt 4, including suspect.
Once suspect arrested, and police checks showed no other problems, Tsys lost
safe-haven bid.
- Tsy declined in afternoon: post-auction sales, soft $20B 10Y reopening auction
(tailed to 2.384% rate, 2.37 cover, soft 57.2% indirect, 8.37% directs, mildly
large 34.4% dealers.)
- Tsy had good $24B 3Y auction: 1.932 rate, good 59.1% indirect, avg 7.4%
direct, left only relatively small 33.56% dealers. Tsys late morning
sales/shorts as subway normalized. No react to midmorning BLS jobs data. Mkt on
hold for Wed FOMC mtg: 25bp rate hike expected, SEP nod to four 2018 hikes.
- US EURODLR FUTR: Decent short end seller after higher LIBOR set; big 66k buy
EDZ8/EDZ9 followed. Buyer of 15K TUH 2Y Tsy futrs at 107-05.25; flatteners in
2Y, 3Y, 5Y vs. 10Y, 30Ys. Mild deal-tied hedges; light high-grade corp issuance.
Sellers in 5Y, 30Y Tsys. Late Eurodlr futures seller of 15,000 EDZ7s at 98.40.
- TSYS 3PM ET: 2Y 1.823%, 3Y 1.937%, 5Y 2.157%, 7y 2.298%, 10Y 2.387%, 30Y
2.772%
FED: Markets are fully expecting a rate hike from the Fed at this Wednesday's
policy announcement while early 2018 rate hike probability levels holding stable
(MNI PINCH):
* Dec 13 FOMC: 100%
* Jan 31 FOMC: 61.0% for hike after Dec annc
* Mar 21 FOMC: 69.7% for Dec hike/no-go at January annc
* May 2 FOMC: 46% for hike after Dec and March annc
* Jun 18 FOMC: 52.6% for hike after Dec and March annc, no-go at May FOMC
US TSY FUTURES CLOSE: Trading mixed into the close, risk-off/safe-haven support
waning late as equities trade stronger (emini +7.0, 2661.0) and US$ inches
higher. Current futures levels:
* Mar Ultra bonds up 6/32 at 166-26 (166-21L/167-24H)
* Mar 30-yr Bond futures up 5/32 at 153-01 (152-28L/153-19H)
* Mar 10-yr futures down .5/32 at 124-08 (124-08L/124-17.5H)
* Mar 5-yr futures down 1.75/32 at 116-10 (116-09.75L/116-16.25H)
* Mar 2-yr futures down 1.25/32 at 107-04.25 (107-04L/107-06.75H)
US EURODLR FUTURES CLOSE: Lower across the strip by the bell. After early
risk-off/safe-haven support following NY subway bombing ahead the open, futures
have slipped to late session lows. Late selling EDZ7, 98.400. Current White pack
(Dec'17-Sep'18):
* Dec'17 -0.002 at 98.400
* Mar'18 +0.000 at 98.240
* Jun'18 -0.010 at 98.080
* Sep'18 -0.020 at 97.985
* Red pack (Dec'18-Sep'19) -0.020
* Green pack (Dec'19-Sep'20) -0.015-0.025
* Blue pack (Dec'20-Sep'21) -0.010-0.020
* Gold pack (Dec'21-Sep'22) -0.010-0.015
US SWAPS: Spd curve reversed early flattening to steeper from midday on. Modest
spd flow with modest two-way corporate deal and Tsy supply hedges/unwinds.
Modest receiving in 2s and 3s after decent $300M rate payer in 5s from
2.0625-2.2075, $178k 2Y-7Y-10Y Fly, paying the belly. OTC vol steady to mixed --
1M10Y vol w/mild bid still after early Monday NY subway explosion. Latest spread
levels:
* 2Y -0.88/19.12
* 5Y +0.12/6.38
* 10Y +0.12/+1.25
* 30Y +0.56/-19.75
US PIPELINE: High-grade corporate bond issuance for Monday:
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Date $MM Issuer/Rating/Desc/Maturity/Yld/Leads; Priced *; Launch #:
12/11 $500M #Packaging Corp of America Baa2/BBB 3Y +55 DB/WFS
12/11 $500M #Packaging Corp of America Baa2/BBB 10Y+105 DB/WFS
12/11 $1.0B #Santander Hldngs Baa3/BBB/BBB+ 5Y+130 BARC/JPM/SANT/WFS
12/11 $250M #Santander Hldngs " Tap 4.4% 2027:+170 BARC/JPM/SANT/WFS
12/11 TBD Kor.Elec.Pwr Corp. Aaa2/AA/AA- 11/3 wk meetgs BAML/C/CA
12/11 TBD Lebanon delayed Eurobond from Nov., said MOF
12/11 TBD Israel Electric Baa2/BBB US meetings Oct.30-Nov3 JPM
12/11 TBD Hanjin Bank: Potentl US$ deal w/ KEXIM Guar? BNP/DAIWA/GS
1/02 BM Philippines Baa2/BBB/BBB- 1st week Jan bd: C/CS/DB/MS/SCB
12/11 TBD Quatar eyed $9B in international bonds; no time yet
12/11 BM Korea Southern Pwr Aa2/AA- 11/29-12/5 mtgs BNP/C/HSBC/UBS
US OUTLOOK: Data/speaker calendar (prior, estimate):
- Dec 12 Start of two-day FOMC policy meeting, Washington
- Dec 12 Nov NFIB Small Business Index (103.8, --) 0600ET
- Dec 12 Nov Final Demand PPI (0.4%, 0.3%) 0830ET
- Dec 12 Nov PPI ex. food and energy (0.4%, 0.2%) 0830ET
- Dec 12 Nov PPI ex. food, energy, trade (0.2%, --) 0830ET
- Dec 12 09-Dec Redbook retail sales m/m (-0.9%, --) 0855ET
- Dec 12 Nov Kansas City Fed LMCI (0.52, --) 1100ET
- Dec 12 US Tsy $12B 30Y Bond Reopening auction 1300ET
- Dec 12 Nov Treasury budget balance (-$63.2B, -$135B) 1400ET
Eurodollar/Treasury Option Summary
Eurodollar options, Pit/screen:
* 10,000 Jun 78/80 2x1 put spds, 2.0
* 3,900 Mar 81/82 2x1 put spds, 4.0
* Update, total +15,000 Apr 82/83 1x2 call spds, 0.75 vs. 98.10
* 5,000 Green Jun 75 puts, 8.5 vs. 97.695/0.32% earlier
* -2,000 Green Dec 77/Blue Mar 76 straddle spds, 17.5
* total -6,500 short Dec 78/80 4x1 put spds w/
* short Dec 76/77 4x1 put spds, 7.0-7.5
* +5,000 Red Dec 73/76 put spds, 3.5 vs. 97.90/0.10%
* +3,500 Blue Jan 72/Dec 85 strangle
* total -20,000 Feb 82/83 2x1 put spds 5.0 vs. 98.24/0.20%
* +5,000 Red Dec 73/76 put spds, 3.5 vs. 97.90/0.10%
* 4,500 (pit/screen) long Green Dec 67/75 2x1 put spds, 11.0 vs. 97.73
* +4,000 short Mar 81/82 call spds, 1.0 vs. 97.85
* +3,000 Gold Mar 78 calls vs. 6,000 short Mar 85 calls, 2.0 net debit
* Update, total 20,000 Feb 82/83 2x1 put spds 5.0 vs. 98.24/0.20%
* -10,000 Jun 78/80 put spds, 3.5 vs. 98.075/0.25%
* -2,750 short Feb 76/77 put strips 2.5 over the short Jan 77 puts
* 2,500 short Dec 78/80 3x1 put spds, 5.0
* -20,000 Feb 82/83 2x1 put spds 5.0 vs. 98.24/0.20%
* +3,000 Blue Jan 71/73 put spds 0.5 over the Blue Jan 80 calls
* +3,500 Blue Jan 72/Dec 85 strangle, 0.5
* +10,000 Green Jan 75 puts, 0.5 vs. -Green Feb 73/75 put spds, 1.0 vs.
* -20,000 short Feb 77 puts, 2.0 vs. 97.83/0.10%, 4.5 total cr
* 2,000 short Dec 78/80 2x1 put spds, 2.5
* 2,500 Jan 82/83 strangles, 3.75
* +2,000 short Feb 78/Green Feb 77 straddle spds, 3.5
* -5,000 (pit/screen) Red Dec'18 75/76/77 put flys, 1.0
* +2,250 Red Dec'18 72/75/77 put flys, 4.0
* -2,000 Jan 82/83 3x2 put spds, 17.5
* screen, 24,200 Dec 83 puts, cab -- OI in the put continues to decline in
strike ahead Fri's futures/options expiry, OI -77,235 on volume of 141,062 Fri.
* screen, 12,500 short Mar 76/77 3x2 put spds, outright and vs. short Mar 82
calls with volume in latter at 19,600
Tsy options, Pit/screen:
* 1,000 TYF 121/122/123 2x3x1 put flys, 1/64 net/wings over
* -1,000 USG 151/156 strangles, 1-19/64 to 1-18/64
* 2,500 TYG 123.5/125.5 strangles, 29/64
--MNI New York Bureau; tel: +1 212-669-6432; email: sheila.mullan@marketnews.com
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