Japan Bond Futures Calendar Spread May Tighten on Roll, MS Says
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(Bloomberg) -- Spread in Japan’s 10-year bond futures between June and September contracts is expected to tighten by 0.04-0.05 from the current 0.08-0.09 as lead contract rolls over from June to September, Morgan Stanley MUFG strategist Koichi Sugisaki writes in note Tuesday.
- Forward yield differential implied by calendar spread suggests the spread is cheap by by historical standards: Sugisaki
- Overseas investors appear to have built long exposure around the 150.50 level
- NOTE: Contract expiring June 13 up 0.05 at 150.74, while September futures up 0.07 at 150.67
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