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BOND SUMMARY
BOND SUMMARY: After some mixed French PMI data, the German PMI manufacturing
failed to rebound from last month's 80-month low as much as expected and
remained firmly in contractionary territory at 44.5. The weakness was largely
driven by poor export orders which fell at the second-fastest rate in ten-years
with weakness driven by autos and hesitancy from UK customers. Poor export
orders were also reflected in the pan-Eurozone print. Bonds rallied on the
German release and took another leg higher on the Eurozone print. There were
extremely strong volumes in Bund futures after both of these releases. There has
been some retracement in bonds following the stronger than exp UK retail sales.
- TY1 futures are up 0-9 today at 123-04+ with 10y UST yields down -3.8bp at
2.557% and 2y yields down -2.2bp at 2.379%.
- Bund futures are up 0.56 today at 164.86 with 10y Bund yields down -3.4bp at
0.045% and Schatz yields down -0.1bp at -0.577%. Peripherals are mixed on the
day with spreads widening for BTPs and GGBs but spreads tightening elsewhere.
- Gilt futures are up 0.24 today at 126.91 with 10y yields down -1.7bp at 1.217%
and 2y yields down -0.4bp at 0.778%.

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