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EGB SUMMARY
EGB SUMMARY: BTPs are the big mover in EGBs as reports of Rome striking an
informal budget deal with the EU has seen yields fall to 3-month lows, though
much of the deal was already priced in.  
- The Mar-19 BTP future is up 148 ticks at 126.9, having traded in a range of
126.05-127.45 today.
- The BTP cash curve has steepened as yields have fallen with the belly being
the days early outperformer. The 2-Yr yield is down 10.7bps at 0.442%, 5-Yr is
down 13.1bps at 1.849%, 10-Yr is down 13.6bps at 2.802%, and 30-Yr is down
6.6bps at 3.537%.  
- Italy's budget agreement seems to have had no major knock on effect so far,
but it is notable that 10-Yr spread Vs Bunds is down across the periphery's.
- The Mar 19 Bund future is up 1 ticks at 163.35, having traded in a range of
163.25-163.61 today.
- Little change across the German cash curve, the biggest move is in the 5-Yr
where yields have risen by 0.7bps to -0.287%.  
- German PPI data today was better than expected, but no market reaction.

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