(SENEGL; B3neg/Bneg/-)
• Prompted on Senegal at its regular IMF’s press briefing Q&A on June 12, the Fund’s Director of Communications concluded her comment stating that “With respect to a new program. We don't have currently a fixed timeline for a new program, and we are awaiting the final audit outcome.” (source: IMF website).
• Our read among the lines is rather neutral, we do not see any new content in it. In secondary market, SENGL 33s chart some 80 cents lower in cash px at 68 area, having been in a 65-82 cash px range YtD (source: Bloomberg Finance L.P. data).
• Link to our earlier note below:
https://mni.marketnews.com/3D8z3He
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Delivering his first speech to the Bundestag as chancellor, Friedrich Merz commits to his gov't providing “all necessary financial resources” to see Germany's military become the most powerful in Europe in conventional terms (i.e. as a non-nuclear power). Merz said that "Strength deters aggression; weakness invites aggression," as his gov't prepares to take advantage of reforms to the debt brake enacted prior to the new coalition coming to power. The gov't will now have the ability to raise defence spending as any increase above the level of 1% of GDP is now exempted from the brake.
Very short term FX Weekly Exchange traded Option, suggest a new position, there are no Open Interest in those Strikes.
Bund block trade, suggest seller
Worth keeping an eye on the US Tnotes (TYM5), while Yesterday's low is at 109.30, the 4.50% Yield is circa 109.28+, now at 4.496%.
The Yen is unaffected still, but further breakout lower in TYM5 might provide some demand in USDJPY.