ASIA: Coming Up In Asia Pac Markets Thursday
May-28 21:09
| 2210BST | 0510HKT | 0710AEST | RBNZ Governor Before Parliament |
| 0050BST | 0750HKT | 0950AEST | Japan Offshore Weekly Inv Flows |
| 0200BST | 0900HKT | 1100AEST | New Zealand May ANZ Business Confidence |
| 0210BST | 0910HKT | 1110AEST | BoJ Bond Purchases |
| 0230BST | 0930HKT | 1130AEST | Australia Q1 Capex |
| 0335BST | 1035HKT | 1235AEST | New Zealand Bond Sale, 2030, 2036 |
| 0600BST | 1300HKT | 1500AEST | Japan May Consumer Confidence |
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ASIA: Coming Up In Asia Pac Markets On Tuesday
Apr-28 21:06
| 2345BST | 0645HKT | 0845AEST | New Zealand Mar Filled Jobs |
| 0001BST | 0701HKT | 0901AEST | UK Apr BRC Shop Price Index |
| 0300BST | 1000HKT | 1200AEST | South Korea Mar Retail Sales |
| 0305BST | 1005HKT | 1205AEST | RBA Assistant Governor Kent Speech |
LOOK AHEAD: Tuesday Data Calendar: Inventories, House Prices, JOLTS Job Openings
Apr-28 20:12
- US Data/Speaker Calendar (prior, estimate)
- 29-Apr 0830 Advance Goods Trade Balance (-$147.8B rev, -$143.0B)
- 29-Apr 0830 Wholesale Inventories MoM (0.3%, 0.7%), Retail MoM (0.1%, 0.3%)
- 29-Apr 0900 FHFA House Price Index MoM (0.2%, 0.3%)
- 29-Apr 0900 S&P CoreLogic CS 20-City MoM SA (0.46%, 0.35%)
- 29-Apr 1000 JOLTS Job Openings (7.568M, 7.5M), Rate (4.5%, --)
- 29-Apr 1000 Conf. Board Consumer Confidence (92.9, 87.6)
- 29-Apr 1030 Dallas Fed Services Activity (-11.3, --)
- 29-Apr 1130 US Tsy $70B 6W bill auction
US TSYS: Near Late Highs, Curves Bull Steepening, Borrow Estimates Rising
Apr-28 20:10
- Treasuries look to finish near late session highs Monday, curves bull steepening (2s10s +4.412 at 52.737) after decent front end buying in 5s and 2s10s steepener blocks/crosses.
- Jun'25 10Y futures breach resistance at 111-25 (50.0% retracement of the Apr 7 - 11 bear leg) to 111-30.5 high (+14), focus on next resistance at 112-12 (61.8% retracement of the Apr 7 - 11 bear leg).
- Underlying bid as Dallas Fed's Texas Manufacturing Survey for April -- the weakest since the start of the Covid pandemic in 2020, as tariff uncertainty weighed heavily on manufacturers in the district while price pressures remained elevated.
- Meanwhile Treasury's latest borrowing / financing requirements estimates were slightly higher - but broadly in line with - MNI's estimates: $514B for the Apr-Jun quarter, and $554B for the Jul-Sep quarter.
- A lack of concrete details surrounding the US administration’s progress on trade deals has allowed the broader dollar weakening trend to resume, Bbg US$ index at 1219.81 (-6.24) after the bell.
