[MARKET ANALYSIS] T-note futures mildly rebounded from last Friday's trough after failing to sustain the knee-jerk support from the weak NFP report, with the curve flatter to start the week
The report described modest gains in U.S. Treasuries, Bunds, and JGBs, alongside differing curve movements and a record-high Japanese 30-year yield.
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USTs: +5 ticks T-note futures gradually rebounded from the trough seen during Friday's session, where they ultimately reversed the knee-jerk dovish reaction to the weak jobs data, while there was no clear catalyst for the downside pressure, although long-term yields have since eased back with the curve flatter to start the week. Bunds: + 16 ticks Remained afloat but off the recent 3-week high with near-term resistance seen at the 122.00 level. JGBs: +21 ticks Edged higher in mixed price action following a decline in oil and recent weak data releases from both Japan and the US, resulting in a steeper Japanese curve with short-end JGBs outperforming and Japan's 30yr yield hitting a fresh record high.
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