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BUNDS: A very busy Week ahead

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  • A busy start for Bund and a 57 ticks gap lower on the overnight Open as Desks look for Europe to increase defence spending and Trump double down on Tariffs for Canada, Mexico and China imports, although these could still be delayed.
  • Support in Bund comes at 132.24, followed by the 131.84 Gap.
  • The opening gap is up to 133.29, followed by the February high of 133.71.
  • It's a very busy Week ahead, but Mfg PMIs will be final readings for France, Germany, EU, UK and US, focus will be on the EU CPI and US ISM Manufacturing Today.
  • EUREX rolls will be in full force ahead of the 6th March Expiry.
  • SPEAKERS: Fed Musalem.
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  • A busy start for Bund and a 57 ticks gap lower on the overnight Open as Desks look for Europe to increase defence spending and Trump double down on Tariffs for Canada, Mexico and China imports, although these could still be delayed.
  • Support in Bund comes at 132.24, followed by the 131.84 Gap.
  • The opening gap is up to 133.29, followed by the February high of 133.71.
  • It's a very busy Week ahead, but Mfg PMIs will be final readings for France, Germany, EU, UK and US, focus will be on the EU CPI and US ISM Manufacturing Today.
  • EUREX rolls will be in full force ahead of the 6th March Expiry.
  • SPEAKERS: Fed Musalem.