[MARKET ANALYSIS] T-note futures are lacklustre after retreating on inflationary concerns and with NFPs ahead

The T-note futures are struggling to gain momentum as concerns about inflation rise, especially with key data like the NFP report looming.

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USTs: +3 ticks

  • Languishes near the prior day's lows after declining on recent upside in energy prices, with price action contained as the attention turns to the incoming NFP report.

Bunds: +11 ticks

  • Attempts to nurse some losses following its recent slide but with the recovery contained heading into the key US jobs data, while German Factory Orders and EU GDP revisions are also scheduled later.

JGBs: -5 ticks

  • Price action is choppy amid the tentative mood in Japan and with a lack of tier-1 data releases for the region.
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This cautious sentiment reflects a broader market reaction to energy price fluctuations and suggests that traders are bracing for potential volatility depending on the job data's impact on Federal Reserve policies.

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