US TSYS SUMMARY: While the FOMC was generally seen to been fairly close to investors' expectations, importantly there was no fourth rate hike in 2018 and this together with comments regarding flat Philips curves and no evidence that inflation is taking off prompted a Tsy rally that continued onwards through Asia and into Europe. - Currently, the 2Y is -0.6bp at 2.30% and the 10Y is -2.7bp at 2.855%. However, the swap curve has flattened more aggressively than the cash curve in the past 24 hours. This morning, the 2-10Y swap curve reached a low of 26.7bp, its flattest since 2006. - Post FOMC swap flows have strangely been mostly on the steepener side. Fly trades have been dominated receiving the belly. - There is little in the way of market-moving data today. Initial claims has long since lost its impact and FHFA house prices never did move markets. Only perhaps the Kansas City manufacturing index might garner some small market impact.