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Free AccessUS TSYS: RECESSION METRIC COOLING? 3M10Y YLD SPD GAPS STEEPER
US TSY SUMMARY: Near lows of the week, post auction selling after large tail in
30Y R/O evaporating late while others reported steady buying in intermediates to
long end. Huge two-day Yld curve steepening since yesterday (3M10Y appr 20bp
largest since Nov 2016). Block buys short end contributing.
- Rates under pressure earlier amid fresh round of selling in lead up to Fed
Chair Powell taking podium to testify in the Senate. Early flow included prop
and fast$ buying dip here after bout of bank and real$ selling 10s and 30s.
- Other Fed speakers said to lean on rates as well: Atlanta Fed Pres Bostic
(non-voter, leans dove) sounded circumspect on policy easing ('does not want to
front-run conversation' on cutting rates in July); Richmond Fed Pres Barkin
(non-voter) in 'wait and see' mode.
- Big tail Tsys sell off after $16B 30Y Bond auction re-open (912810SH2) awarded
2.644% rate (2.607% previous) vs. 2.617% WI; 2.13 bid/cover (2.32 previous, 2.43
avg). The 2-Yr yield is down 8.5bps at 1.8216%, 5-Yr is down 5.3bps at 1.8259%,
10-Yr is down 0.5bps at 2.0595%, and 30-Yr is up 3.3bps at 2.5729%.
US TSY FUTURES CLOSE: Little off lows of the week, post auction selling after
large tail in 30Y R/O evaporating late while others reported steady buying in
intermediates to long end. Huge two-day Yld curve steepening since yesterday
(3M10Y appr 20bp largest since Nov 2016). Update:
* 3M10Y +9.263, -2.506 (L: -17.775 / H: -1.807)
* 2Y10Y +3.759, 26.916 (L: 22.185 / H: 28.225)
* 2Y30Y +3.905, 78.512 (L: 73.153 / H: 80.898)
* 5Y30Y +0.938, 75.757 (L: 73.138 / H: 78.099)
Current futures levels:
* Sep 2-Yr futures down 2.5/32 at 107-10.25 (L: 107-10.125 / H: 107-14.625)
* Sep 5-Yr futures down 8.75/32 at 117-15 (L: 117-13.75 / H: 117-27.75)
* Sep 10-Yr futures down 16.5/32 at 126-29.5 (L: 126-27.5 / H: 127-20.5)
* Sep 30-Yr futures down 1-8/32 at 153-13 (L: 153-04 / H: 155-03)
* Sep Ultra futures down 2-5/32 at 174-02 (L: 173-15 / H: 176-28)
US TSY FUTURES CLOSE: Reposting as long end coming under renewed selling after
the bell -- nearing post-auction lows, 3M10Y making new highs as short end
continues to outperform. Update:
* 3M10Y +9.787, -1.982 (L: -17.775 / H: -1.726)
* 2Y10Y +4.079, 27.236 (L: 22.185 / H: 28.225)
* 2Y30Y +4.736, 79.343 (L: 73.153 / H: 80.898)
* 5Y30Y +1.639, 76.458 (L: 73.138 / H: 78.099)
Current futures levels:
* Sep 2-Yr futures down 2.5/32 at 107-10.25 (L: 107-10.125 / H: 107-14.625)
* Sep 5-Yr futures down 9/32 at 117-14.75 (L: 117-13.75 / H: 117-27.75)
* Sep 10-Yr futures down 17.5/32 at 126-28.5 (L: 126-27.5 / H: 127-20.5)
* Sep 30-Yr futures down 1-14/32 at 153-9 (L: 153-04 / H: 155-03)
* Sep Ultra futures down 2-16/32 at 173-23 (L: 173-15 / H: 176-28)
US TSYS/30Y: Big tail Tsys sell off after $16B 30Y Bond auction re-open
(912810SH2) awarded 2.644% rate (2.607% previous) vs. 2.617% WI; 2.13 bid/cover
(2.32 previous, 2.43 avg). Indirects drew 49.99% vs. 60.78% prior (48.26 avg),
16.78% directs vs. 15.14% prior (12.79% avg), and 33.23% for dealers vs. 24.08%
prior (38.95% avg).
US EURODLR FUTURES CLOSE: At/near session lows across the strip, short end
outperforming. Current White pack (Sep 19-Jun 20):
* Sep 19 -0.020 at 97.910
* Dec 19 -0.025 at 97.990
* Mar 20 -0.040 at 98.160
* Jun 20 -0.040 at 98.250
* Red Pack (Sep 20-Jun 21) -0.055 to -0.045
* Green Pack (Sep 21-Jun 22) -0.075 to -0.06
* Blue Pack (Sep 22-Jun 23) -0.085 to -0.075
* Gold Pack (Sep 23-Jun 24) -0.085 to -0.085
US DOLLAR LIBOR: Latest settles
* O/N +0.0043 at 2.3590% (+0.00108/wk)
* 1 Month -0.0441 to 2.3250% (-0.0415/wk)
* 3 Month -0.0362 to 2.3033% (-0.0081/wk)
* 6 Month -0.0497 to 2.2126% (+0.0028/wk)
* 1 Year -0.0925 at 2.1932% (+0.0016/wk)
US SWAPS: Spds hold a largely narrow range by the bell, mostly wider with long
end extending tighter after the 30Y R/O. Spds were mildly mixed after CPI, spd
curve mildly steeper for most of the session. Limited swap-tied flow w/ some
deal-tied selling in fronts to intermediates coming into the session, mild rate
receiving from props in short end into the post-data sale. Current levels:
Time (ET) 2Y Swap/Mid 5Y Swap/Mid 10Y Swap/Mid 30Y Swap/Mid
Thu 1500 +0.38/4.50 +0.25/-0.50 +0.19/-5.06 -1.12/-33.19
1345 +0.50/4.62 +0.31/-0.44 +0.12/-5.12 -1.31/-33.00
1200 -0.12/4.00 +0.25/-0.50 +0.38/-4.88 -0.38/-32.06
1030 -0.31/3.81 -0.06/-0.81 +0.38/-4.88 +0.19/-31.50
0845 -0.31/3.81 -0.06/-0.81 +0.38/-4.88 +0.19/-31.50
Thu Open -0.12/4.00 +0.06/-0.69 +0.06/-5.19 -0.50/-32.19
Wed 1500 +2.38/4.62 +1.81/-1.25 +1.00/-5.25 -0.12/-31.88
STIR: Federal Reserve Bank of New York EFFR for prior session:
* Daily Effective Fed Funds Rate: 2.41%, volume: $78B
* Daily Overnight Bank Funding Rate: 2.40%, volume: $167B
US TSYS: REPO REFERENCE RATES: (rate, volume)
* Secured Overnight Financing Rate (SOFR): 2.46%, $1.139T
* Broad General Collateral Rate (BGCR): 2.45%, $510B
* Tri-Party General Collateral Rate (TGCR): 2.45%, $482B
OUTLOOK: *** Data/speaker calendar (prior, estimate):
12-Jul 0830 Jun Final Demand PPI (0.1%, 0.1%)
12-Jul 0830 Jun PPI ex. food and energy (0.2%, 0.2%)
12-Jul 0830 Jun PPI ex. food, energy, trade (0.4%, 0.2%)
12-Jul 1000 Chi Fed Pres Evans on trade & economy, Chicago, Q&A
12-Jul 1100 Q3 StL Fed Real GDP Nowcast (2.89%, --)
12-Jul 1115 Q3 NY Fed GDP Nowcast (1.48%, --)
PIPELINE: $6.5B Mitsubishi UFJ Fncl Grp (MUFG) 4-part launched late
Date $MM Issuer/Rating/Desc/Maturity/Yld; Priced *; Launch #:
07/11 $6.5B #Mitsubishi UFJ Fncl Grp (MUFG): $2.25B 3Y +78, $1B 5Y +90, $1.75B
10Y +105, $1.5B 20Y +108
07/11 $1B #Nationwide 11NC10 fix-FRN +185
Eurodollar/Tsy options:
Eurodollar options, Pit/screen: (Reminder, July options expire tomorrow)
* 5,000 Mar 83 puts, 1.0 vs. 98.87/0.05%
* 10,000 Mar 92/93 call spds, 1.5
* +4,000 Mar 77/78/80 put trees, 1.5
Additional flow from midday
* -4,500 Green Mar 82 straddles, 43.0
* +4,000 Blue Oct 78/83 strangles, 9.5
* -4,000 Oct 78/82 strangles, 10.0
* -5,000 short Mar 80 put / Blue Mar 77 put spds, 2.5 cr bear curve steepener
* -20,000 Sep 78/77 put spds, 3.75
* -5,000 Jun 91/100 call spds, 3.5
* 4,000 Jun 82/85 call spds, 9.0 vs. 98.215
* 16,000 Jun 92/95 call spds, 1.5
* 10,000 short Jul 83 calls, 0.5
* 16,000 Oct 77 puts vs. Dec 75/77/80 put flys, 4.5 net cr/Dec sold over
* +3,500 Oct 77/83 strangles, 5.0
* >17,000 Jul/Aug 78/80 call spd spd, 0.5 net
* 8,000 short Mar 92/93 call spds, 1.5 vs. 98.43
* +10,000 Aug 80/81 call spds, 2.5
* +5,000 Nov 81/83 1x2 call spds, 2.25
* >7,000 Jul/Aug 78/80 call spd spd, 0.5
* 3,500 Aug 78/80 strangles, 7.5
* Block total of 20,000 Sep 77/78 put spds, 3.5, hearing sale
Block, 0809:15ET,
* 10,000 Sep 77/78 put spds, 3.5
Block, 0548:12ET
* 10,000 Oct 78 puts, 5.0 vs. 98.045/0.25%
Tsy options, Pit/screen:
Block, 1136:43ET, traders say offered at 5/64 in the pit
* +24,336 FVU 117.25 puts, 17.5/64
* -24,054 FVQ 117.5 puts, 11.5
* 5,000 TUU 106.5 puts, 1/64 vs. 107-08.5/0.05%
* +/-5,000 FVU 119 calls, 5/64
O/N Block recap
* 13,000 TYQ 128.25 calls, 9/64
* 10,000 FVQ 118 calls, 11/64
--MNI Chicago Bureau; tel: +1 312-431-0089; email: bill.sokolis@marketnews.com
[TOPICS: MTABLE,M$U$$$,M$$FI$,MN$FI$,MN$FX$]
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