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A Little Firmer Again, Futures Top 97.00

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Fresh demand for core global FI markets during early NY trade takes gilt futures above 97.00. Macro headline flow remains light, leaving focus on early NY positioning tweaks.

  • Bulls need to retake yesterday’s high (97.43) to negate some of the recent bearish pressure.
  • Cash gilt yields are 3.5-4.5bp lower across the curve leaving the multi-month ranges in benchmark yields comfortably intact.
  • No meaningful UK news seen since this morning’s well-received gilt auction.
  • UK-centric discussions have generally focused on the size of the seemingly likely Labour majority and margin of error in the opinion polls, as participants look for a change in power in Westminster later this week.
  • Relative cross-market vol. in gilts and GBP FX pairs remained contained.
  • This points to a lack of worry surrounding a change in political power in the UK, at least at this stage.
  • This comes after a volatile few years for UK policymaking, headlined by the COVID pandemic and Truss mini Budget, as well the initial adjustments to Brexit.
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Fresh demand for core global FI markets during early NY trade takes gilt futures above 97.00. Macro headline flow remains light, leaving focus on early NY positioning tweaks.

  • Bulls need to retake yesterday’s high (97.43) to negate some of the recent bearish pressure.
  • Cash gilt yields are 3.5-4.5bp lower across the curve leaving the multi-month ranges in benchmark yields comfortably intact.
  • No meaningful UK news seen since this morning’s well-received gilt auction.
  • UK-centric discussions have generally focused on the size of the seemingly likely Labour majority and margin of error in the opinion polls, as participants look for a change in power in Westminster later this week.
  • Relative cross-market vol. in gilts and GBP FX pairs remained contained.
  • This points to a lack of worry surrounding a change in political power in the UK, at least at this stage.
  • This comes after a volatile few years for UK policymaking, headlined by the COVID pandemic and Truss mini Budget, as well the initial adjustments to Brexit.