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US TSYS: TSY BID EVAPORATES LATE, QUIET END TO WEEK
US TSY SUMMARY: Tsys finish higher, well off highs w/bid evaporating late.
Generally quiet end to wk after German headlines injected volatility O/N. German
political angst spiked Tsys after spurious headlines that CSU party would end
alliance w/Merkel's CDU party, Tsys quickly retraced as report denied.
- Futures made new highs/risk-off bid on concerns over China tariffs balloon;
decent futures volume by midday (TYU>1.3m); 10YY see-sawed to 2.8876% O/N low
(after topping 3.0% post FOMC) as US$/Yen receded.
- US$ off early highs (DXY -.092, 94.787 vs. 95.131H; US$/Yen -0.02, 110.61 vs.
110.9H); equities off lows (emini -5.0, 2783.5); gold CRATERED (XAU -22.74,
1279.56); West Texas crude took it on chin over-supply concerns (WTI -1.89, 65.0
vs. 64.58L). 2-way flow, better buys, curve flatteners, EDM8 futures/opts
expire.
- Fed speakers resume, Fed Pres Kaplan only sees 3 hikes despite 4 dots from
FOMC; Fed Pres Dudley coming off more hawkish saying Fed needs to keep check on
growing inflation. Tsy cash/ylds: 2Y 99-28.6 (2.553%), 5Y 99-24.5 (2.799%), 10Y
99-18.5 (2.922%), 30Y 101-18 (3.044%)
US TSY FUTURES CLOSE: Higher across the curve but near middle of the range
w/support evaporating late. Curves mixed, update:
* 2s10s -0.268, 36.694 (34.666L/36.962H);
* 2s30s +0.345, 49.241 (46.696L/49.320H);
* 5s30s -0.369, 24.319 (23.719L/25.103H);
Current futures levels:
* Sep Ultra bonds up 18/32 at 157-25 (157-12L/158-22H)
* Sep 30-yr Bond futures up 12/32 at 143-21 (143-12L/144-10H)
* Sep 10-yr futures up 04/32 at 119-18 (119-14.5L/119-27.5H)
* Sep 5-yr futures up 02/32 at 113-07.25 (113-05.5L/113-12.5H)
* Sep 2-yr futures up 0.75/32 at 105-26 (105-25.25L/105-27.5H)
US EURODOLLAR FUTURES CLOSE: Mildly higher across the strip in the middle of the
range, parallel shift across Reds through Golds. Current White pack
(Jun'18-Mar'19):
* Jun'18 +0.015 at 97.675
* Sep'18 +0.020 at 97.530
* Dec'18 +0.020 at 97.335
* Jun'19 +0.020 at 97.195
* Red pack (Jun'19-Mar'20) +0.025-0.020
* Green pack (Jun'20-Mar'21) +0.025
* Blue pack (Jun'21-Mar'21) +0.025-0.020
* Gold pack (Jun'22-Mar'22) +0.025-0.020
US DOLLAR LIBOR: Latest settles,
* O/N -0.0100 to 1.9256% (+0.2106/wk)
* 1 Month -0.0001 to 2.0849% (+0.0388/wk)
* 3 Month -0.0088 to 2.3259% (-0.0004/wk)
* 6 Month +0.0009 to 2.5037 (+0.0150/wk)
* 1 Year +0.0004 to 2.7722% (+0.0320/wk)
US TSYS: *** /REPO REFERENCE RATES: (rate, volume)
* Secured Overnight Financing Rate (SOFR): 1.90% vs. 1.71% prior, $818B
* Broad General Collateral Rate (BGCR): 1.87% vs. 1.68%, $382B
* Tri-Party General Collateral Rate (TGCR): 1.87% vs. 1.68%, $369B
PIPELINE: No new issuance Friday, $10.7B priced Thursday, $24.8B on week
Date $MM Issuer/Rating/Desc/Maturity/Yld/Leads; Priced *; Launch #:
06/14 $4B *UnitedHealth 5-part: $400M 3Y fix +48, $350M 3Y FRN +26,
$750M 5Y fix +70, $1.15B 10Y fix +93, $1.35B 30Y fix +123
06/14 $1.75B *Deutsche Telekom $1.2B 10Y +150, $550M 20Y +175
06/14 $1.2B *CME Group 10Y +80, 30Y +110
06/14 $1B *MGM Resorts upsized from $500M 7NCL sr
06/14 $450M *Ryder WNG 5Y +98
06/14 $1B *GM Financial 5Y +137.5
06/14 $700M *Public Services Co of Colorado, $350M 10Y +78, $350M 30Y +105
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On the radar: German based multi-national pharma Bayer AG is looking looking to
issue $6.9B in 3- to 30Y US$ denominated debt to "simplify its capital
structure" after closing it's $63B buyout recently. Aside from US$ denominated
issuance, Bayer also looks to issue appr E14.2B Euro denominated supply between
4- and 12Y tranches in the near term.
OUTLOOK: Data/speaker calendar (prior, estimate):
- Jun 18 Jun NY Fed Business Leaders Index (14.9, --) 0830ET
- Jun 18 Jun NAHB home builder index (70, --) 1000ET
- Jun 18 Atl Fed Pres Bostic, Rotary Club of Savannah, Q&A. 1300ET
US EURODLR OPTIONS: *** Reminder, lead June Eurodollar futures and options
expire Friday (technically, futures and front June options expire Mon morning at
6:00 am ET while Red through Purple midcurves expire at 5:00 pm ET Fri). Despite
significant position unwind effort to avoid pin risk last couple weeks, a
massive amount of open interest remains. Final OI coming into session according
to CME Group Data below:
-- Jun quarterly OI: 5,424,186 (2,975,630 calls, 2,448,556 puts);
-- Jun 1yr midcurve (Red) OI: 3,455,290 (1,696,102 calls, 1,759,188 puts);
-- Jun 2yr midcurve (Green) OI: 2,100,904 (1,164,083 calls, 936,821 puts);
-- Jun 3yr midcurve (Blue) OI: 1,712,946 (912,038 calls, 800,908 puts);
-- Jun 4yr midcurve (Gold) OI: 182,189 (84,002 calls, 98,107 puts);
That's a total of 12,875,515 options (5,424,186 in fronts, 7,451,329 total
midcurves) coming off the sheets.
Eurodollar/Treasury Option Summary
Eurodollar options, Pit/screen:
* 10,000 Short Jul 71/73 call sprd at 2.5 vs 9703/0.20%
* 5,000 Short Sep 68 put at 5 vs 9701.5/0.30%
* 3,500 Short Dec/Front Dec 75 calls at 0
* 3,000 Short Jul 72/73 2x1 call sprd at 2
UPDATE: Total 80,000 Short Sep 68/70/71 put tree for 2.5, Note: 20k block, 35k
on screen, rest in pit
Block, 13:35:30ET
* 10,000 Short Nov/Green Nov 82 calls at 0.5
* 15,000 Blue Jul 72/75 call sprd at 1 vs 9697/0.10%
* -24,000 Short Dec/Green Dec 82 call at 1.5
* 5,000 Red Dec 66/67 put sprd at 28 vs 9694/0.64%
* 5,000 Short Dec 67/68 put sprd vs Short Dec 73 call for net 0.5 vs
9695.5/0.30%
UPDATE: Total +25,000 Red Jun 67/68 2x1 put sprd at 0.5
* 4,000 Green Aug 73/76 call sprd at 1
* 4,500 Sep 76/77 2x2 call sprd at 0.5 vs 9752.5/0.10%
* +20,000 Green Jul 70 call at 6 vs 9696/0.40%
* +5,000 Dec/Short Dec 75 calls at 0
* 4,000 Blue Jul 72/76 call sprd at 1
* 10,000 Short Dec 66/67 put sprd at 3.5
UPDATE: Total 15,000 Red Jun 67/68 2x1 put sprd at 0.5
* 5,000 Sep 76/77/78 call fly at 1.25
* 5,000 Dec 75/76/77 call fly at 1
* +28,500 Sep 72/73 put sprd at CAB
UPDATE: Total +7,500 Mar 71/72/73/75 put Condor at 3, note +5k in pit, 2.5k on
screen
* 10,000 Short Oct 66/67/68 put fly at 2
* 10,000 Short Dec 63/66/68 put fly at 5
* +5,000 Mar 71/72/73/75 put Condor at 3
* 5,000 Short Sep 67/68 put sprd at 3.5
* 3,000 Mar 67/68/70 put tree at 2 vs 9717.5/0.10%
UPDATE: Total 75,000 Short Sep 68/70/71 put tree for 2.5, Note: 20k block, 20k
pit, 35k on screen
Block, 08:35:23ET
* 10,000 Short Sep 68/70/71 put tree for 2.5, note 35k just after on screen
* 5,000 Dec 71/72 put sprd at 4
* 20,000 Dec 70/71/72 put flys last few minutes
* 4,500 Aug 72/73/75 put flys
Reminder, Jun futures/options expire, final set for former early Monday on LIBOR
set.
Tsy options, Pit/screen:
* 5,000 FVQ/FVU 114.5/115 call spd spds, .5/64 net/Sep over
* 2,000 TYQ 118.5 puts, 12/64
* Update, total +4,000 TYN 119.5/120 strangles, 18- to 17/64 on day
* 3,000 TUN 106 calls, 1.5/64 vs. 105-27.2
Latest screen trade, more decent sell volume
* -30,000 TYN 120.75 calls, 1/64, hit the bid, even/2 current mkt
Latest screen trade, still offered
* -47,500 TYQ 122 calls, 4/64
--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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