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US EURODLR FUTURES
US EURODLR FUTURES: Weekly Update: Headline risk wagged markets in lead-up to
Wed's FOMC. Mild risk-on Monday, rates eased on headlines that the EU agreed to
Jan 31 Brexit extension as well as DC officials expecting US/China phase 1 deal
in Nov. Quiet consolidation Tue as China cast doubt on deal, position squaring
ahead FOMC. Rates rallied after Fed delivered "hawkish" cut Wed, telegraphing
another cut unlikely. Reds-Golds gained on Fed chair comment: not seeing
significant upward inflation. Rates surged higher Thu, kicked off on early
headlines that China officials doubt long-term (phase 2) deal w/US; again after
Chicago PMI fell 3.9 to 43.2 in Oct, lowest since Dec'15. Fri's stronger than
exp Oct NFP (+128k vs. +85k est) saw rates gap lower, reversing half Thu's
rally. W/Fed out of blackout, Dallas Fed Pres Kaplan said current mon/pol
"basically appropriate" and "strongly advocates remaining patient".
- For the week: Taking the current Friday session into account, lead EDZ9
futures only gained 0.005 to 98.095, while EDH0 through EDU0 climbed
0.035-0.070; Reds (EDZ0-EDU1) +0.080-0.085 higher, Greens through Golds
(EDZ1-EDU4) 0.090-0.105 higher.

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