Peso GS Weekly: Curve steepens as demand shifts
The Peso Government Securities (GS) curve steepened further as investors favored the belly amid lighter supply and improving global sentiment.
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What happened last week
Early-week trading saw a continued steepening bias, as strong demand anchored the 3-year sector, with RTB 5-18 hovering near its year-to-date low of 5.26%. Buying momentum persisted following a gradual decline in US Treasury yields over the weekend. With no bond supply scheduled, positioning tilted toward long accumulation from both dealers and long-term institutional investors. Yields closed 1–3 basis points (bps) lower in a relatively quiet session driven mainly by curve dynamics.
Activity remained range-bound by mid-week, with most flows concentrated in the 5-year segment, accounting for nearly half of turnover. The 7-70 and R5-19 benchmarks traded stead near 5.465%, while the 8-year FXTN 10-72 attracted buyers at about 5.815% given its compelling premium over ad
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