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GILT SUMMARY
GILT SUMMARY: After jumping on the open, Gilts are trading a little softer as a
decidedly risk-off atmosphere has faded slightly. 
- Dec18 Gilt future is up 17 ticks at 121.73, having earlier touched a high of
121.88.
- The 2-Yr yield is down 1.8bps at 0.748%, 5-Yr is down 2.4bps at 1.074%, 10-Yr
is down 2.5bps at 1.502%, and 30-Yr is down 1.8bps at 1.906%.
- Short Sterling futures are a little stronger, up 2.0-3.0 ticks across most of
the strip.
- General sense from PM May's statement to Parliament late afternoon Monday is
that a UK/EU agreement is still some way off, though a leadership challenge from
within the Conservative party also looks to have receded.
- Equity movements (FTSE below 7,000, off 0.7% thus far Tuesday) and
developments between the EU and Italy likely to set the tone.
- BoE's Haldane & Carney on the speaking slate today; CBI Business Optimism the
only key data.

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