[MARKET ANALYSIS] T-note futures remain afloat after post-NFP steepening and with price action contained amid the US holiday closure
PBoC reportedly cut bond purchases during June as it purchased a net CNY 10bln of sovereign bonds vs prev. CNY 50bln M'M
Magnitude 6.3 earthquake strikes Hamahera, Indonesia, according to GFZ
[MARKET ANALYSIS] T-note futures remain afloat after post-NFP steepening and with price action contained amid the US holiday closure
China fully allocates the CNY 200bln for equipment upgrades in 2026
Hong Kong is to launch gold clearing and settlement system from next week
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USTs: +4 ticks
- T-note futures remain afloat following the prior day's steepening as money markets pushed back the first fully priced in Fed rate hike to December from October in the aftermath of the weaker-than-expected jobs report, while price action is contained overnight with US cash markets shut on Friday ahead of July 4th celebrations.
Bunds: -11 ticks
- Bund futures are lacklustre after recent indecision and with little reaction seen following comments from Lagarde that she was confident the ECB had made the right decision by raising interest rates in June, as well as stated that second-round inflation effects had not materialised.
JGBs: +15 ticks
- Rebounded from a one-month low, but with little fresh catalaysts, while Japanese officials continue to echo the familiar rhetoric regarding monetary policy and responding to currency moves.
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