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EGB SUMMARY
EGB SUMMARY: Core EGBs are broadly flat despite a Brexit-related roller coaster
ride over the course of Tuesday.
- The Jun 19 Bund future is up 1 tick at 164.54, with the intraday low of 163.92
posted mid-morning when it looked like UK Parliament would pass a Brexit
Withdrawal deal - reversed fully when it became clear there was minimal chance.
- Periphery EGBs saw choppy price action most of the day.
- Jun19 BTP futures last up 12 ticks at 128.74.
- 10-Yr BTP/Bund spread down 1.1bps, with Spain and Portugal out 2.6bps. 
- ECB's Praet commenting this afternoon in an online Q&A, not much notable: that
the positive effects of negative rates outweigh the side effects, and that the
ECB is 'en route to reaching inflation target'.
- Reuters reported that ECB unlikely to decide on TLTROs before June; a
committee proposed a 25bps TLTRO premium but gov. council said was too high.
- Euribor futures completely flat across the strip.
- Brexit vote at 1900GMT unlikely to surprise, some market reaction possible
depending on how badly it is lost by the government.

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