[MARKET ANALYSIS] T-note futures slightly pulled back after recently surging as yields and oil declined amid hopes of a US-Iran deal

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Israeli PM Netanyahu held a call with US President Trump on Thursday night regarding the possibility of a pending peace deal between the US and Iran, according to CBS News

[MARKET ANALYSIS] DXY gets some slight reprieve after suffering as oil and yields dropped as Trump halted strikes on Iran and claimed the US ended the war with Iran

[MARKET ANALYSIS] T-note futures slightly pulled back after recently surging as yields and oil declined amid hopes of a US-Iran deal

Asian Development Bank President warns, Asia energy crisis is at the worst case scenario, according to FT

Israeli troops reportedly enter areas of the Quneitra province in Syria, according to IRNA

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USTs: -2 ticks

  • Marginally pulled back overnight following yesterday's surge as yields declined across the curve in tandem with lower oil prices after US President Trump touted a US-Iran deal.

Bunds: +32 ticks

  • Holds on to its recent spoils after briefly returning to above the 126.00 level as the hopes for an end to the Iran war and fall in oil prices ease inflationary pressures.

JGBs: +31 ticks

  • Edged higher in a somewhat choppy fashion heading closer to next week's BoJ meeting, where the central bank is expected to hike rates and consider pausing its bond buying taper from next fiscal year, while it was also reported that Japanese Finance Minister Katayama is aiming to broaden retail JGB offerings.

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