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A Little Lower, Solid Demand At Auction Sees Some Cross-Market Demand

GILTS

Gilts are marginally softer on the day. Early widening vs. global peers has reversed, with gilts now tighter vs. EGBs.

  • Firmer-than-expected Australian CPI data provided the initial pressure.
  • The presence of today’s GBP3bn 3.75% Jan-38 gilt supply applied further weight into the bidding deadline.
  • Solid demand and pricing metrics at the auction then facilitated a rally away from lows and the cross-market bid.
  • Futures -25 at 98.39. Support at 98.21 remains untested, leaving the bullish technical backdrop intact.
  • Cash gilt yields are ~1bp higher across the curve.
  • BoE-dated OIS is little changed on the day, showing ~14bp of cuts for August, ~20bp of cuts through the September MPC and ~44bp of cuts come year end.
  • SONIA futures are flat to -4.0, sticking to narrow ranges thus far.
  • We covered some potential short-term limitations to further dovish repricing earlier in the week.
  • Lower tier UK CBI sales is due later this morning but won’t be a market mover.
BoE MeetingSONIA BoE-Dated OIS (%)Difference Vs. Current Effective SONIA Rate (bp)
Aug-245.060-14.0
Sep-245.001-19.9
Nov-244.861-33.9
Dec-244.762-43.8
Feb-254.623-57.7
Mar-254.529-67.1
May-254.408-79.2
Jun-254.311-88.9
MNI London Bureau | +44 0203-865-3809 | anthony.barton@marketnews.com

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