[MARKET ANALYSIS] Treasuries are uneventful ahead of central bank announcements and supply

Treasuries are showing little movement ahead of anticipated central bank announcements, reflecting cautious sentiment among traders.

Newsquawk StaffPublished 5 Feb 2026, 02:47 UTCOn the live feed at 02:27 UTC — 2 more headlines followed before this page went public

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USTs: +1 tick

T-note futures are uneventful as price action remains confined with a narrow range after recent mixed data releases stateside and with a lack of surprises from the Quarterly Refunding Announcement, which was set at USD 125bln, as expected.

Bunds: +1 tick

Lingers around the 128.00 level after the prior day's advances and with participants awaiting German Factory Orders and the ECB.

JGBs: -3 ticks

Lacks direction in the absence of any tier-1 data releases overnight and as a 30yr JGB auction looms.

Context

With recent mixed data from the U.S. and familiar supply figures, the market is likely positioning for potential shifts in monetary policy guidance. Watch for the ECB's stance and German Factory Orders, as these could influence sentiment across fixed income and currency markets.

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