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Core EGBs are weaker to open Tuesday....>

EGB SUMMARY
EGB SUMMARY: Core EGBs are weaker to open Tuesday as equities are a little
higher, with Italian BTPs rallying following the overnight budget release.
- The Dec 18 Bund future is down 20 ticks at 158.39, with some bear flattening
in the cash curve: 2-Yr yield up 1.5bps at -0.551%, 5-Yr up 1.6bps at -0.081%,
10-Yr up 1.1bps at 0.514%, and 30-Yr up 0.7bps at 1.137%.
- Tentatively positive open for the DAX (up 0.38%) after the preceding rout seen
contributing. ZEW out later, current expectations was previously -10.6 and is
expected to worsen to -15.0. Schatz supply this morning too.
- Meanwhile BTPs are flying out of the gate, Dec18 BTP future up 79 ticks at
120.79, high of 120.87. 2-Yr yield is down 14.7bps at 1.311%. 
- The Italian government revealed a budget agreement last night, with few
surprises - growth outlook appears optimistic and deficit trajectory unpalatable
to Brussels, but Fin Min Tria appears to have assuaged markets for now.
- BTPs leading periphery EGBs tighter to Bunds, 10-Yr spread down 7.9bps, Spain
and Portugal in 1.9bps, Greece in 0.8bps.
- Euribor down slightly, 0.5 ticks in Reds through Blues.

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