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BOND SUMMARY
BOND SUMMARY: Bond markets are little changed as participants digest
geopolitical headlines while eyeing ECB GC accounts and US CPI later Thursday.
- Sep8 Gilt future up 10 ticks at 123.03 after Q2 BoE credit conditions survey
showed higher default rates on unsecured lending and a drop in available credit.
- USTs are slightly weaker, 10-year yields up 1.1bps at 2.860%. Eurodollar
futures lower across the strip, Red through Blue contracts 2.0-2.5 ticks down.
- US CPI and jobless claims up at 1230GMT; Fed`s Kashkari & Harker due to speak.
- German Bunds are flat after earlier losses were reversed by mid-morning; Sep8
future unchanged at 162.53; heard a cash seller in that contract from 162.60
turned to cash buyer in lows in 162.50s.
- The ECB releases accounts of its Jun 13/14 GC meeting at 1130GMT today and
following an ECB sources story by Reuters Wednesday, markets will have a close
eye for any differences of opinion on timing of first interest rate hike.
- JGBs have recovered earlier losses, with the 10-year yield down from a high of
0.047% to 0.040%, down 0.3bps on the day. 20-Year JGB auction earlier was well
received, with a slightly higher cover ratio at this auction vs the previous. 

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