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Core global FI stabilises in recent trade, aided by OAT reaction to the latest French fiscal headlines and dovish comments from Japanese PM Ishiba (both covered in recent bullets).

  • A block buyer in TY futures also contributed to the stabilisation.
  • Recoveries remain shallow at this stage, with the bulk of the London morning sell off holding.
  • 10s lead the weakness on both the German & UK curves, while 30s sell off the most in the U.S.
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Core global FI stabilises in recent trade, aided by OAT reaction to the latest French fiscal headlines and dovish comments from Japanese PM Ishiba (both covered in recent bullets).

  • A block buyer in TY futures also contributed to the stabilisation.
  • Recoveries remain shallow at this stage, with the bulk of the London morning sell off holding.
  • 10s lead the weakness on both the German & UK curves, while 30s sell off the most in the U.S.