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Free AccessUS TSYS: TSY 5S30S YLD CURVE FLATTER/OFF NEW 10+ YR LOWS
US TSY SUMMARY: Tsys trade steady/mixed into the close, mid- to lower half of
range, curve off new 10+ year flats tapped in the first half (5s30s 26.218L),
modest session volume (TYM<920k) on quiet end to wk. Quiet reversal of support,
long end pared gains prior to U-Mich data and Fed Bullard comments: yld curve
inversion risk "crunch time", current policy rate pressing against 'upper bound'
of neutral, low mkt-based infl measures cautions rate hikes.
- US$ index lower/off lower (DXY -.082, 92.568; US$/Yen 109.272); equities
firmer (emini +5.75, 2724.5), West Texas crude weaker (WTI -0.82, 70.54 vs.
71.63H); gold weaker (XAU -1.80, 1319.80).
- Swaps spds tighter/spd curve adding to prior day's steepening w/short end
leading move; 2Y spd currently back to early Feb level (lows for year appr 17.5
during January). Decent rate receiving/payer unwinds in 2s as front end of
Eurodollar strip surges (3M LIBOR -0.0125 to 2.3425%; FRA/OIS collapse -4.25,
35.8) w/others faded move via paying in 2s around 2.7675, receivers in 1s
(2.54875-2.55%), $214k 2s3s7s fly, paying 7s.
- Tsy ylds: 2Y 2.535%, 3Y 2.690%, 5Y 2.835%, 7Y 2.937%, 10Y 2.968%, 30Y 3.107%
US TSY FUTURES CLOSE: trading steady to mildly higher near middle of range.
Curve update:
* 2s10s +0.077, 42.867 (43.734H/41.090L);
* 2s30s -0.800, 56.588 (57.962H/55.547L);
* 5s30s -0.850, 26.839 (28.187H/26.218L);
Current futures levels:
* Jun Ultra bonds up 9/32 at 156-28 (156-14L/157-12H)
* Jun 30-yr Bond futures Steady 00/32 at 143-06 (142-29L/143-21H)
* Jun 10-yr futures Steady 00/32 at 119-12.5 (119-10L/119-17H)
* Jun 5-yr futures up 0.25/32 at 113-9.25 (113-08L/113-11.25H)
* Jun 2-yr futures up 0.50/32 at 105-30.25 (105-29.75L/105-30.75H)
US TSY FUTURES: Jun/Sep roll update, volume light. June future's staggered
expiration on June 20 for 10s, 30s and Ultras, and June 29 for 2s and 5s;
September futures go "top step" on May 31. Latest volume:
* TUM/TUU appr 10.1k from 6.5 to 7.0; 6.75 last
* FVM/FVU appr 3.6k from 9.25 to 9.75; 9.5 last
* TYM/TYU appr 11.0k from 10.5 to 11.0; 10.75 last
* USM/USU appr <10, 26.75 last
* WNM/WNU appr <10, 22.75 last
US EURODOLLAR FUTURES CLOSE: Near top end of narrow range. Heavy buying in the
front end on LIBOR lower set. Current White pack (Jun'18-Mar'19):
* Jun'18 +0.045 at 97.685
* Sep'18 +0.040 at 97.540
* Dec'18 +0.030 at 97.360
* Jun'19 +0.030 at 97.240
* Red pack (Jun'19-Mar'20) +0.025
* Green pack (Jun'20-Mar'21) +0.025-0.020
* Blue pack (Jun'21-Mar'21) +0.020-0.015
* Gold pack (Jun'22-Mar'22) +0.020-0.015
US DOLLAR LIBOR: Latest settles,
* O/N +0.0012 to 1.7062% (+0.0006/wk)
* 1 Month +0.0003 to 1.9187% (-0.0090/wk)
* 3 Month -0.0125 to 2.3425% (-0.0265/wk)
* 6 Month -0.0015 to 2.5150 (-0.0049/wk)
* 1 Year -0.0023 to 2.7658% (-0.0108/wk)
REPO REFERENCE RATES: (rate, volume)
* Secured Overnight Financing Rate (SOFR): up to 1.73% vs. 1.72% prior, $737B
* Broad General Collateral Rate (BGCR): up to 1.69% vs 1.68% prior, $357B
* Tri-Party General Collateral Rate (TGCR): up to 1.69% vs 1.68% prior, $342B
US SWAPS: Spds ratcheted tighter/spd curve steeper, adding to prior day's move
w/short end leading the move (opposed to Thu's long end lead widening /
steepening). The 2Y spd back to early Feb lvl (lows for year appr 17.5 during
January). Decent rate receiving/payer unwinds in 2s as front end of Eurodollar
strip surges (3M LIBOR -0.0125 to 2.3425%, -0.0265/wk) w/others fading the move
via paying in 2s around 2.7675, receivers in 1s (2.54875-2.55%), $214k 2s3s7s
fly, paying 7s. Light second half flow continues to fade move, payers in 2s and
3s around 2.76 and 2.86 respectively. Latest spd levels:
* 2Y -2.69/21.94
* 5Y -2.31/9.06
* 10Y -1.75/3.00
* 30Y -1.12/-9.12
PIPELINE: Surprisingly decent $41.98B on week
Date $MM Issuer/Rating/Desc/Maturity/Yld/Leads; Priced *; Launch #:
No new corporate issuance Friday
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$13.65B priced Thursday,
05/10 $6B *HSBC $2B 3NC2 FRN +60, $2B 6NC5 +112, $2B 6NC5 +100
05/10 $6B *GlaxoSmithKline 5-part:
$1.25B 3Y fix +55 $750M 3Y FRN +35,
$1.25B 5Y +65, $1B 7Y +80, $1.75B 10Y +90
05/10 $1.25B *ANZ $500M 3Y fix +65, $750M 3Y FRN L+46
05/10 $400M *Southern California Fas WNG 30Y +100
OUTLOOK: Data/speaker calendar (prior, estimate):
Data/speaker calendar (prior, estimate):
- May 14 Clev Fed Pres Mester, Global Interdependence Cntr's Central Bnk Sr's,
Paris, Q&A. 0245ET
- May 14 SF Fed Exec VP Daly, Gender and Career Progression Conf, Q&A 0845ET
- May 14 StL Fed Pres Bullard CoinDesk's Consensus 2018, NY Q&A. 0940ET
- May 14 NY Fed expectations survey 1100ET
- May 14 NY Fed Exec VP Stiroh Financial Stability/Post-Crisis Reforms in
Toronto, Q&A. 1620ET
Eurodollar/Treasury Option Summary
Eurodollar options, Pit/screen:
Block, 1437:17ET
* 17,500 short Jun 72 calls, 2.0 vs. 97.14/0.14%
* +20,000 Green Sep 66/73 strangles 6.0 vs. -10,000 Green Dec 68 straddles 39.0,
27.0 net
* 10,000 Sep 77 call at 1.5 vs 9754/0.12%
* 5,000 Short Jun 72/73 call sprd at 2.5 vs 9713/0.22%
* 10,000 Short Jun 70 put at 1 vs 9713.5/0.15%
* 2,000 Blue Mar 60/61 put sprd at 7 vs 9690.5/0.18%
* 5,000 Short May 71 reversal at 0
UPDATE: Total +15,000 Jun 75/76 put sprd at 1
UPDATE: Total +6,000 Short Dec 67/68 put sprd 1.5 over Short Dec 75 call vs
9696/0.10%
UPDATE: Total -15,000 Jun 76 Straddle at 7.5
* 15,000 Jun 76 straddle at 7.5
* 3,000 Green Sep 70/71/72 call tree over Green Sep 63 put for a net 0.5
* 40,000 Jun 76/77 call sprd at 5
* 10,000 Green Jun 66/68 put sprd at 3
* 5,000 Jun 77/78 call sprd at 1.5
* 10,750 Dec 68/71/73 put fly at 7.5
* 6,000 Dec 70/72 put sprd at 4.5
* 4,000 Green Dec 67/68 3x2 put sprd at 2 vs 9690/0.16%
* 4,000 Dec 71/73 put sprd at 9
* +6,000 Sep 73/75/76 2x3x1 put fly for net 0 vs 9751.5/0.0, covering short,
-20k+ at 2.25 on Apr 16
* 30,000 Short Jun 71 put at 5 vs 9712.5/0.50%
* 3,000 Jun 75/77 3x1 put sprd at 8.5
Tsy options/Pit/screen:
* +5,000 wk3 10Y 120.25 calls, 1/64 vs. 119-08/0.30%
* +5,000 TYM 118 puts, 2/64 vs. 119-10.5/.10%
* +7,500 TYN 119 straddles, 1-4/64
* -15,500 TYN 117.5/118.5 put spds, 12/64 vs. 119-15 adds to appr 15k on screen
--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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