3 April 2014
Rates & FX Market Update
Upward
Yield Bias on ‘Safety Assets’ Given Data Optimism; Currencies Range
Traded
Highlights
¨ US:
Better ADP private sector payrolls fuels optimism ahead of the NFP report; UST
underperformance led by the belly
¨
UK: UK continues to lead pace of recovery
amongst DM; better services PMI tonight could weigh on GILTs demand; 7y and 10y
Gilts led overnight weakness
¨
Eurozone: Spain recovery optimistic with
bullish unemployment data; 5y bund auction well supported; EUR fell
¨
Japan:
Improvements in the
service and composite PMI index; JPY to consolidate below 104 mark before
resuming its weakening stance
¨
Australia
: Retail sales growth decelerated; trade surplus widened; ACGB curve
steepened
¨
Singapore:
March’s PMI remained in expansion zone, no change expected at upcoming MAS
meeting
¨
South
Korea: BoK minutes showed
unanimous vote to maintain rates at 2.5%; March's foreign reserves inched up;
KRW gained
¨
Indonesia:
Final auction ahead of Indonesian elections were well received; DMO to
raise IDR66trn in 2Q14 (-20% q-o-q); IDR spot and NDF markets converges
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