BUNDS: Heavy Italian supply, US Supply, PPI and IJC are in focus Today
Mar-13 07:21
The German Bund has recovered exactly 100 ticks from this Week's low of 126.53, printed a 127.53 high overnight. The 2.95% Yield held, printed a 2.94% high, as some investors looked to park Cash.
The initial support moves up to today's low of 127.13, while 2.95% is the more important area to watch next, equated to circa 126.49 Yesterday.
Next resistance is now a little further out, up to 128.33.
US PPI and IJC are the only notable Data for the session.
SUPPLY: Supply will be in focus Today, fairly heavy for Italy: Italy €4bn 2028 (equates to 51.4k short 2yr BTP) will weigh, Italy 2031, 2033, 2054 (equates combined 47k BTP) will weigh. US sells $22bn of 30yr reopening.
SPEAKERS: ECB Rhen, Guindos, Vujcic, Makhlouf, Holzmann, Villeroy, Nagel, but expect similar rhetoric given the Tariff Risks uncertainty going forward.
BUNDS: Heavy suppply and Fed Powell are in focus Today
Feb-11 07:17
There's very little change for Bund, although the overnight session sees a slightly wider range, volumes on both sides of the Atlantic are on the low side.
Bund and Tnotes are offered, after Trump ordered a 25% Tariff on all Steel and Aluminium Imports, but the German contract remains within the Initial support of 132.72 and resistance at 133.86.
For the US 10yr, TYH5 is testing trendline right here at 109.03, although most desks will look for immediate support at 109.01, the fast market printed low, post NFP.
This is a lighter Week on the Data front, with the US CPI (Wednesday) the key release, and for the UK, GDP (Thursday).
There's no notable Data due for today.
BoE Mann gave an Interview with the FT Yesterday, so today could be a lesser event, attention will be on Powell who testifies at the Senate.
SUPPLY: Early focus will be on supply in Europe and later in the US, Netherlands €2bn 2047 (equates to 30.3k Bund) should weigh, Germany €5bn Bobl (equates to ~47.5k Bobl) will weigh. US Sells $58bn of 3yr Notes.
SYNDICATION: EU 2031 Tap/2050 Green, Italy 2040, UK 2035.
Mainland GDP at -0.4% Q/Q was quite a bit weaker than both consensus and the Norges Bank December MPR projections of 0.3% Q/Q. Further details to follow.
NOSEK is around 10 pips below pre-release levels at typing.
A 25bp Norges Bank cut in March has already been well-signalled, but the weak reading may have dovish implications for the rate path further out the curve.