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BOND SUMMARY
BOND SUMMARY: An Asian session in which media reports indicated that the US is
set to proceed with seeking the extradition of the Huawei CFO, a move which is
likely to put strains on the US-Chinese trade talks saw a risk off tone in
markets. However,  most of the European session has seen global bonds retrace
some of their gains.
- Gilts are among the biggest movers with some strong employment and wage data
showing no signs of Brexit-induced weakness in the economy. The curve has bear
steepened this morning with 2y gilt yields 1.9bp higher on the day.
- A very weak current situation reading in the German ZEW has not been enough to
reverse the move higher in yields with the curve flattening a little and the 10y
Bund 0.5bp higher on the day.
- 10y USTs have come off session highs of just under 2.74% and currently trade
around 2.757% with the yield still 2.7bp lower than Friday's close.
- Pretty quiet day on the data front with US existing home sales and Canadian
manufacturing sales the highlights. There are no Fed speakers scheduled as we
are now in the black out period ahead of the Jan30 announcement.

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