US TSYS/RESEARCH: BA/ML head of US rates strategy Priya Misra said given strong
June jobs data "and the June FOMC meeting, we revise our interest rate forecasts
higher" and project that the US 10-year note yield will close 2013 at 3.0%
(compared to prior 2.4% prior estimate. "Our last revision in early June, was
based on higher risk of earlier tapering, better than expected economic data
given fiscal tightening and technical risks from MBS convexity, JGBs and bond
fund outflows. Despite rates moving higher than our yearend forecasts, we
recommended a neutral position on 10s due to unfavorable risk-reward. But they
add "today's payroll data in light of the Fed's new reaction function, justifies
a move higher in rates. In addition, technical risks remain ever so high."
US TSYS: Rick Rieder, portfolio manager of BlackRock's Strategic Income
Opportunities Fund (BASIX) and BlackRock Co-Head of Americas/Fixed Income, said
"today's payroll numbers (for example, the 195,000 boost in non-farm payrolls
for June 2013) continue to promote the concept of a solid, but not spectacular,
US growth story that is now seeing labor market improvements follow alongside
broader economic gains. Moreover, the improvement in income levels is also
encouraging and supportive of the better consumption numbers we have been
witnessing in the US." He added "today's data gives the Fed the confirmation to
move forward with its reduction in large-scale asset purchases (or QE tapering)
which he believed "will begin in September and that markets are clearly pricing
this possibility in today."
US TSYS: /MBS: Treasuries are still limping around the session lows. Glen
Capelo, mg dir at Mischler Financial, noted that the cash 10-year note yield
managed to climb up to 91-21/32 but it needed to achieve 92-27/32 before he felt
the post-jobs-data selling was totally done. "If we cannot print 91-27 for the
rest of the day, then the downside is still in play and further weakness
today/overnight would be the favorable trade," he said. He noted that MBS "are a
complete wreck today, 14 to 18 bps wider depending on your benchmark," he said.
US TSYS: Treasury 10-year note yield closed at 2.715%, the highest yield close
since Aug. 2011.
podsumowanie na obligach:
US TSYS SUMMARY: Treasuries ended slid sharply lower Fri on
1) Strong +195K June jobs, 7.6% June jobless, upwardly revised +195K May jobs as 10-year note yield
closed at 2.715%, highest yld since Aug. 2011
2) Tsys saw some portf & real money, system and macro accts sell before jobs then broad US real money and fast
money selling after
3) Hedge funds sold Tsys intermeds esp 7s
4) MBS, REITs and MLPs slid
5) Huge 2/10Y Tsys future steepener (buyer of 26,839 Sep 2Ys vs sale
of 14,937 Sep 10Ys)
6) black box sellers in cash 10Y Tsys, block seller of 5,000 TYU3 at 124-24 at 9:18am ET
7) Tsys dip buyers

accts back in force Mon (but pension and insurer bid in lg end Tsys, PSTRIPS may come)
9) 2 waves of Tsy sales with TYU block in 2nd, others in first sold at 92-01 Tsys 10Y cash note, or 125-00 TYU (10Y futs);
10) Real$, insurers bought vs old 10Y 2.67%- 2.68% support (bought 2.60% last wk)
11) US swaps end wider post jobs