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Free AccessUS TSYS: TSYS OFF MID-WEEK/MULTI-YR LOWS AHEAD FRI'S SEP NFP
US TSY SUMMARY: Another volatile day, Tsys back near post ECB/Twist story highs.
Heavy carry-over selling after Tsy ylds climbed to multi-year levels Wed, TYZ
volume >1.1M on open to 2.6M after the close. 10YY currently +.0057 at 3.1870%
vs. 3.2305% high revisits mid 2011 levels.
- Early carry-over selling after Fed Chairman Powell's late Wed comment "funds
rate is likely to get above 'neutral' (i.e., above 3%) at some point, albeit
slowly." Curves continued to steepen.
- Treasury futures bounced sharply by midmorning on the back of an MNI Sources
story in which the ECB is said to pondering "a possible Twist-like reinvestment
of its maturing debt portfolios next year." The story spurred heavy buying in
Bunds, with Treasury futures close behind.
- US equities cratered (w/gobal eq's) adding to midmorning bounce, weak EM
shares blamed. Ongoing flattener unwinds. Massive Tsy and Eurodollar option
flow, some profit taking on long put positions. Implieds steady/mildly weaker
ahead Fri's Sep NFP. Tsy cash/ylds: 2Y 99-24.25 (2.872%), 5Y 99-06.5 (3.047%),
10Y 97-11.5 (3.187%), 30Y 93-17 (3.343%).
US TSY FUTURES CLOSE: Trades weaker/off lows to near mid-range; Heavy volume
(TYZ 2.53M), curves continue to steepen; update:
* 2s10s +0.906, 31.432 (29.522L/33.671H);
* 2s30s +1.317, 47.245 (45.200L/50.279H);
* 5s30s +1.048, 29.918 (28.875L/32.044H);
Current futures levels:
* Dec Ultra bonds down 29/32 at 150-10 (149-11L/150-28H)
* Dec 30-yr Bond futures down 18/32 at 137-30 (137-08L/138-09H)
* Dec 10-yr futures down 8.5/32 at 117-27.5 (117-19.5L/118-01H)
* Dec 5-yr futures down 04/32 at 112-01 (111-28.5L/112-3.5H)
* Dec 2-yr futures down 01/32 at 105-08 (105-6.5L/105-8.75H)
US EURODOLLAR FUTURES CLOSE: Trading steady to moderately lower, middle of the
range, strong volume with Red Dec seeing the heaviest (EDZ9 677k). Current White
pack (Dec'18-Sep'19):
* Dec'18 -0.000 at 97.340
* Mar'19 -0.015 at 97.135
* Jun'19 -0.020 at 96.960
* Sep'19 -0.030 at 96.850
* Red pack (Dec'19-Sep'20) -0.050-0.040
* Green pack (Dec'20-Sep'21) -0.045
* Blue pack (Dec'21-Sep'21) -0.040
* Gold pack (Dec'22-Sep'22) -0.040-0.035
US DOLLAR LIBOR: Latest settles,
* O/N -0.0029 to 2.1652% (-0.0061/wk)
* 1 Month +0.0014 to 2.2806% (+0.0201/wk)
* 3 Month +0.0014 to 2.4096% (+0.0113/wk)
* 6 Month +0.0147 to 2.6235% (+0.0197/wk)
* 1 Year +0.0296 to 2.9568% (+0.0382/wk)
US DOLLAR LIBOR: Latest settles,
* O/N -0.0029 to 2.1652% (-0.0061/wk)
* 1 Month +0.0014 to 2.2806% (+0.0201/wk)
* 3 Month +0.0014 to 2.4096% (+0.0113/wk)
* 6 Month +0.0147 to 2.6235% (+0.0197/wk)
* 1 Year +0.0296 to 2.9568% (+0.0382/wk)
US TSYS: *** /REPO REFERENCE RATES: (rate, volume)
* Secured Overnight Financing Rate (SOFR): 2.20% vs. 2.22% prior, $855B
* Broad General Collateral Rate (BGCR): 2.18% vs. 2.20% prior, $427B
* Tri-Party General Collateral Rate (TGCR): 2.18% vs. 2.20% prior, $413B
PIPELINE: Limited issuance after heavy placement first half of week
Date $MM Issuer/Rating/Desc/Maturity/Yld/Leads; Priced *; Launch #:
10/04 $750M #AIB Group 5Y +175
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$10B Priced Wednesday, 47.375B on week ($27B *Comcast jumbo 12-part)
10/03 $3B *Enterprise Products $750M 3Y +55, $1B 10Y +100, 1.25B 30Y +150
10/03 $2B *Colombia +1.5B 10Y +140, $500M tap COLOM 5%
10/03 $1.75B *American Honda $700M 3Y +45, $350M 3Y FRN +29, $700M 5Y +62
10/03 $1.5B *CenterPoint Energy, $500M @ 3Y fix +67, 5Y +85, 10Y +115
10/03 $1B *Total Capital 10Y +73
10/03 $750M *MetLife Global funding 3Y +52
OUTLOOK: *** Data/speaker calendar (prior, estimate):
- Oct 05 Sep nonfarm payrolls (201k, 190k) 0830ET
- Oct 05 Sep private payrolls (204k, 185k) 0830ET
- Oct 05 Sep unemployment rate (3.9%, 3.8%) 0830ET
- Oct 05 Sep average hourly earnings (0.4%, 0.3%) 0830ET
- Oct 05 Sep average workweek, all workers (34.5hrs, 34.5hrs) 0830ET
- Oct 05 Aug trade balance (-$50.1B, -$53.4B) 0830ET
- Oct 05 Q4 St. Louis Fed Real GDP Nowcast 1100ET
- Oct 05 Q4 NY Fed GDP Nowcast 1115ET
- Oct 05 Atl Fed Pres Bostic, Fncl Literacy/Econ Educ'n Conf, GA, Q&A. 1230ET
- Oct 05 Dal Fed Pres Kaplan, Fed sponsored Luncheon, Waco, Texas. 1230ET
- Oct 05 Aug Consumer Credit ($16.6B, $14.5B) 1500ET
- Oct 05 Sep Treasury Allotments (final) 1500ET
Eurodollar/Treasury Option Summary
Eurodollar options, Pit/Screen:
* 15,000 Short Dec 65/66 2x1 put sprd at 1
* -5,000 Short Mar 63 puts at 3 vs 72/0.12%
* -20,000 Short Mar 66/67 put sprd at 6
* 6,500 Short Mar 62/63/65 put fly, on screen
* -20,000 Short Mar 66/67 put sprd at 6
* 6,500 Short Mar 62/63/65 put fly, on screen
* 47,000 Dec 71 puts at 0.5 vs 9733/0.10%
* +9,000 Blue Dec 67 Straddle at 36.5
Blocks, 1110-1111ET
* total +30,000 Mar 68 puts, 1.0
Block, 11:23:28ET
* 22,500 Green Dec 66/68 put sprd at 14.5 with 11,250 Green Dec 66/67 put sprd
at 6, bought as a strip 35 total debit, ratio put sprd strip
* 5,000 Short Mar 70 calls at 7 vs 9675/0.25%
* 6,000 Short Jan 65 puts at 2.5 vs 8675/0.15%
* -30,000 Short Dec 71/73 put sprd at 23.5 vs 9781/0.08%
* Total -40,000 all day Short Nov 67 puts at 5.5 vs 77.5/0.48%
* +15,000 Red Mar 60 puts at 3 vs 73/0.10%
* 16,000 Red Sep 60/63 put sprd at 10
* -30,000 Red Dec 63/65/67 put fly at 6.5
* 15,000 Red Dec 68/73 2x1 put sprd at 11.5
* 10,000 Short Dec 68/73 2x1 put sprd at 30
* 5,000 Long Green Jun 55/61 2x1 put sprd at 6
* -7,000 Short Mar 65 puts at 5
* -20,000 Short Nov 67 puts at 5.5
* 15,000 Short Mar 62/63/65 put fly at 1.5 vs 9672.5/0.10%
* 10,000 Red Mar 60 puts at 3
Early screen flow includes
* 10,000 Red Dec 63/65/67 put flys
* just over 34,000 short Dec 96 puts, 3.0
* 7,000 short Mar 65/67 2x1 put spds
Tsy options, Pit/screen:
* 4,000 TYX 115.75/116.5/117.25 put flys on screen, 7/64
Block, 13:02:00ET,
* +18,000 TYF 114.5 puts at 9 vs 117-28/0.10%
* -2,000 TYZ 117 puts at 21
* +4,000 TYZ 116/117 put spds, 12/64
* +1,500 TYX 117 puts at 11 vs 29.5/0.25%
Block, 0848:19ET
* +9,514 TYX 118.5 puts, 50/64
* -17,080 TYZ 117.5 puts, 32/64
* 5,000 TYX 116.25/117.25 put sprd at 11
* -2,000 TYX 117.5 puts at 20
Heavy option volume overnight, some highlight trade w/Block recap below:
* 45,000 TYX 117 puts, 15- to 18/64 (some traded around Nov Bund 161 call blocks
at 5)
* 12,000 TYX 116.75 puts, 11/64 (some traded around Nov Bund 161 calls at 6)
* 20,000 TYX 117.5 puts, 29/64
* 18,000 TYX 118 puts, 44/64
* 13,000 TYX 116.5/117.5 put spds, 16- to 19/64
* 10,000 TYX 116.25/117.25 put spds, 16
* 9,500 TYX 116.5/117.25/117.5/118.25 put condors, 18/64
* 8,000 TYX 117.25/118 2x1 put spds, 3/64 net/2-legs over
* 5,000 TYX/TYZ 115 put spds, 4/64
Blocks recap:
* 20,000 TYX 117.5 puts, 27/64, 0038ET adds to another 20k at 30/64
* 10,000 TYX 117/118 3x1 put spds, 11/64 net/3-leg over 0403ET
* 10,000 TYX 118.7/119.5 call spds, 5/64, 0409:47ET
--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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