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A Touch Firmer As Lower Tier Inflation Data Eases A Little

GILTS

Gilts assess the mix of post-settlement moves in core global FI futures and the latest moderation in the domestic BRC shop price index (headline still above 6% Y/Y, although September saw the first monthly drop in food inflation in 2 years) during early trade.

  • Futures a little higher as a result, last +15 or so.
  • Technically, conditions in futures remain bearish and yesterday’s move lower reinforces this theme.
  • Yesterday’s low (92.54) provides initial support.
  • Meanwhile, cash benchmarks are 2.5-4.0bp richer as the curve bull steepens.
  • 2s10s move to the least inverted level seen since June, hovering around -41bp, while 5s30s operate around the -5bp area.
  • SONIA futures last show 1-4bp richer through the blues.
  • BoE-dated OIS soften by 1-4bp through the liquid contracts.
  • GBP2.25bn of 1.50% Jul-53 green gilt supply is due today.
MNI London Bureau | +44 0203-865-3809 | anthony.barton@marketnews.com

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