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BOND SUMMARY
BOND SUMMARY: A fairly substantial downside miss in EMU April flash CPI data,
particularly core which came in at 0.7% Y/Y (vs 0.9% exp) shot EGBs higher after
some early session weakness post-FOMC. Bund futures jumped to intraday highs,
RXM8 26 ticks higher last trading at 158.85.
- Not a great deal of movement in 2018-19 ECB rate expectations regardless, with
MNI Pinch seeing a modest lowering but nothing significant. But Euribor curve
seeing some flattening with blues rallying, ERZ1 up 4 ticks at 99.19.
- 10-yr Bund/Bono spread extended its tightening move following the decent 3-yr,
10-yr and 50-yr Bono auctions, tightened further in wake of the EMU infl data,
then widened slightly again. Spread is currently 1.7bp tighter at 71.3bps.
-June Gilt future reversed small losses and ticks to fresh session highs
following lower than expected rise in UK service PMI and EMU CPI. G M8 last 29
ticks higher at 121.20.
- Fairly muted reaction in US Tsys to FOMC yesterday though 2s10s curve is
flattening slightly as 10s outperform, yields down 1.5bps to 2.9514%.
- JGBs market closed today for holiday.

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