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Free AccessMNI 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: US$ SURGES, DOES LITTLE TO TEMPER TSY RALLY
US TSY SUMMARY: Tsys higher by the bell/off early session highs even as US$
climbs to late May highs (DXY +1.176, 94.720, 94.800H; US$/Yen +0.26, 110.60);
equities off highs (emini +5.0, 2784.0). Curves resume flattening/new 11-year
lows -- but don't expect to potential inversion/recession signal to slow down
policy tightening anytime soon analysts widely saying ("same way" the Fed
"dismissed inflation expectations declines for two-years" one expert posited).
Gold firmer (XAU +3.76, 1303.08; West Texas crude see-sawed higher (WTI +0.3 to
66.94).
- Relatively quiet session, Tsys ignored weaker EGBs ahead of the ECB annc, ylds
directional w/lower US$/Yen after pair gapped to 110.85 post FOMC Wed -- nearing
lvl in late Thu trade. No react to data, Fed out of media blackout at midnight;
BoJ policy decision overnight.
- Combination of stop-out/sporadic short-covering on session, particularly
during ECB annc. Decent technical buying on 10YY decline to 9.3 after breach of
3.0 post FOMC Wed. Tsy cash/ylds: 2Y 99-27.5 (2.570%), 5Y 99-22.25 (2.814%), 10Y
99-12.5 (2.942%), 30Y 101-06 (3.063%)
US TSY FUTURES CLOSE: Higher with the long end outperforming, moderate volume,
curves flatter, update:
* 2s10s -2.438, 37.239 (35.910L/39.943H);
* 2s30s -2.016, 49.741 (48.163L/51.854H);
* 5s30s -0.068, 25.336 (23.757L/25.862H);
Current futures levels:
* Sep Ultra bonds up 1-05/32 at 157-13 (156-19L/157-24H)
* Sep 30-yr Bond futures up 26/32 at 143-13 (142-25L/143-20H)
* Sep 10-yr futures up 08.5/32 at 119-14.5 (119-06L/119-18.5H)
* Sep 5-yr futures up 03.5/32 at 113-5.25 (113-01.25L/113-08.25H)
* Sep 2-yr futures up 0.5/32 at 105-25 (105-24.25L/105-26.25H)
US EURODOLLAR FUTURES CLOSE: Trading higher across the strip with Golds
outperforming. Current White pack (Jun'18-Mar'19):
* Jun'18 +0.017 at 97.660
* Sep'18 +0.010 at 97.510
* Dec'18 +0.005 at 97.315
* Jun'19 0.000 at 97.175
* Red pack (Jun'19-Mar'20) +0.010-Even
* Green pack (Jun'20-Mar'21) +0.025-0.015
* Blue pack (Jun'21-Mar'21) +0.040-0.030
* Gold pack (Jun'22-Mar'22) +0.050-0.045
US DOLLAR LIBOR: Latest settles,
* O/N +0.2230 to 1.9356% (+0.2206/wk)
* 1 Month +0.0118 to 2.0850% (+0.0389/wk)
* 3 Month -0.0059 to 2.3347% (+0.0084/wk)
* 6 Month +0.0027 to 2.5028 (+0.0141/wk)
* 1 Year +0.0050 to 2.7718% (+0.0316/wk)
US TSYS: *** /REPO REFERENCE RATES: (rate, volume)
* Secured Overnight Financing Rate (SOFR): 1.71% vs. 1.67% prior, $817B
* Broad General Collateral Rate (BGCR): 1.68% vs. 1.65%, $388B
* Tri-Party General Collateral Rate (TGCR): 1.68% vs. 1.65%, $376B
US SWAPS: Spds running steady/mixed, short end well off early session wides.
In-line flow includes decent receivers in 1s and 2s, steepeners in 3s vs. 5s and
10s. Earlier mixed flow on modest size: 2-way in 5s and 10s, better steepeners
in the first half as front end scales back earlier wides: 3s vs 5s and 10s,
small 2s10s flattener. Latest spd levels:
* 2Y +0.06/26.75
* 5Y +0.06/14.44
* 10Y -0.06/6.44
* 30Y -0.38/-5.62
PIPELINE: UnitedHealth 5-part joins growing list of high-grade issuance
Date $MM Issuer/Rating/Desc/Maturity/Yld/Leads; Priced *; Launch #:
06/14 $Benchmark UnitedHealth 3Y fix, 3Y FRN +65a, 5Y fix +80a, 10Y fix +105a,
30Y fix +135a
06/14 $1.5B Deutsche Telekom 10Y +155a, 20Y +180a
06/14 $1.2B CME Group 10Y +100a, 30Y +125a
06/14 $500M MFM Resorts 7NCL sr
06/14 $450M Ryder WNG 5Y +112a
06/14 $Benchmark GM Financial 5Y +155a
06/14 $Benchmark Public Services Co of Colorado, 10Y +90a, 30Y +115a
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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 15 Jun Empire Manufacturing Index (20.1, 19.1) 0830ET
- Jun 15 May industrial production (0.7%, 0.2%) 0915ET
- Jun 15 May capacity utilization (78.0%, 78.0%) 0915ET
- Jun 15 Jun Michigan sentiment index (p) (98.0, 98.6) 1000ET
- Jun 15 May BLS state payrolls (134.0k, --) 1000ET
- Jun 15 Q2 St. Louis Fed Real GDP Nowcast (+3.72%, --) 1100ET
- Jun 15 Q2 NY Fed GDP Nowcast (+3.1%, --) 1115ET
- Jun 15 Dallas Fed Pres Kaplan, moderated Q&A, Fort Worth CoC/Leaders in
Business, Tx 1330ET
- Jun 15 Apr net TICS flows 1600E
- Jun 15 Apr long term TICS flows 1600ET
Eurodollar/Treasury Option Summary
Eurodollar options, Pit/screen:
* 20,000 Short Sep 75 call vs 10,000 Green Sep 72/75 call sprd for net 0.5
* 15,000 Blue Sep 71 call at 6.5 vs 9693/0.28%
* 20,000 Mar 67 puts at 1, now offered on screen
* 6,000 Green Jul 67/68 2x1 put sprd at 2.5
* -3,000 Short Sep 67/68 put sprd at 3 vs 9701.5/0.14%
* 4,000 Long Red Sep 73/77 call sprd at 5.5 vs 9702/0.10%
* 3,750 Short Sep 67/68 put sprd vs Short Sep 72 call for net 1
* 2,500 Short Jul 68/70 put sprd vs Short Jul 72 call for net 3
* +10,000 Short Jul 68 put at 1.5
* -5,000 Dec 71/73 put sprd vs Dec 78 put for 33.5 vs 9733.5/0.10%
* +3,000 Jul 70 Straddle at 12.5
* +10,000 Short Jun 71 calls at 0.5, adding to +10k block
* 10,000 Jul 76 call at 0.5 vs 9750/0.10%
* +4,000 Sep 73/75/76 put fly at 4.75
* +4,000 Aug 73/75/76 put fly at 6
* +5,000 Jun 76 put at 0.25
* -5,000 Short Dec 70 Straddle at 36.5
* 3,000 Green Aug 65/67 put sprd at 3.5 vs 9691/0.18%
* 5,000 Short Aug/Short Sep 68/70/71 put fly for net 0.5
Block, 09:30:01ET
* 10,000 Short Jun 71 calls at 0.5
* 4,000 Green Jun 70 call at 0.5 vs 9693.5/0.10%
* 5,000 Blue Jun 68/70 put sprd at 6.5 vs 9693.5/0.76%
* 4,000 Short Sep 73 call at 3.5 vs 9704.5/0.15%
* 4,000 Green Sep 73 call at 3 vs 9694/0.15%
UPDATE: Total 10,000 Dec 70/71/72 put tree at 4 vs 9730.5/0.15%
* 5,000 Dec 70/71/72 put tree at 4 vs 9730.5/0.15%
* 10,000 Oct 71/72/73 put tree vs Oct 75 calls for net 4, note 20k bought
yesterday late in the trading session at same price
* 3,000 Aug 68/72 put over risk reversal at 0.5 vs 9701.5/0.44%
Overnight trade volume picked up over last hour, trade includes
* >12,900 short Jun 71 calls, 1.0
* 9,000 short Jul 71 calls, 2.5 last
* 2,500 short Sep 66/67/68 put flys
* 6,000 Aug 75/76 strangles/combos
* 15,000 Dec 70/71/72 put flys
* 8,000 Mar 67 puts
Tsy options, Pit/screen:
* 4,000 TYU 123 calls, 5/64 vs. 119-18.5
* 2,500 TYN 119.75 puts, 25/64 vs. 119-16/0.70%
large-ish package strip trade on splits:
* 10,000 TYQ 120 calls, 22/64 w/
* 12,000 TYQ 120.5 calls, 13/64 w/
* 8,000 TYQ 122 calls, 1- to 2/64
* 1,500 FCU 112.25/114.25 call over risk reversals, 1/64 vs. 113-07.7
* 3,000 TYQ 121/122 call spds, 5/64 vs. 119-12.5
* +38,047 TYN 118 puts, 1/64 (open interest just over 123k coming into session)
* 5,000 FVU 112.25/114.25 call over risk reversals, 1/64 vs. 113-08
* 3,500 FVN 113 straddles, 2-25/64
* 1,000 TYU 119.5 straddles, 1-38/64
--MNI Chicago Bureau; tel: +1 312-431-0089; email: bill.sokolis@marketnews.com
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