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US TSYS: Very little of note for the Tsy space overnight, with cash Tsy markets
closed until London hours owing to the elongated Japanese holiday weekend.
T-Notes held a 0-02 range as a result, last -0-00+ at 139-17+. Fiscal matters
continue to dominate local headline flow, with suggestions that Senate majority
leader McConnell may introduce the GOP's stimulus plan on Thursday, via several
bills. Elsewhere, the SCMP has suggested that China will move to close the U.S.
consulate in Chengdu, in a retaliatory act re: the closure of the Chinese
consulate in Houston. N.B. the closure of the Chengdu consulate had been touted
as a potential retaliatory move, so this doesn't present any real source of
surprise, if true. On the same front, U.S, President Trump noted that the
closure of further Chinese consulates in the U.S. is "always possible."
- To recap, yesterday's 20-Year auction tailed by ~1.0bp, and was coupled with a
moderation in the bid/cover. Yields moved off of richest levels as we ground
through NY trade, still, the curve was flatter on the day come the close.
- 10-Year TIPS supply and the sizing of next week's 2-, 5- & 7-Year supply are
due later today. Weekly jobless claims headline the local economic slate.
MNI London Bureau | +44 0203-865-3809 | anthony.barton@marketnews.com
MNI London Bureau | +44 0203-865-3809 | anthony.barton@marketnews.com

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