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Core EGBs have been trading weaker......>

EGB SUMMARY
EGB SUMMARY: Core EGBs have been trading weaker all morning Friday, with no
clear catalyst, while BTPs (and broader periphery) have been pushing higher.
- The Jun 19 Bund future is down 11 ticks at 164.02, having traded in a range of
163.94-164.38 today.
- The 2-Yr yield is down 0.1bps at -0.538%, 5-Yr is up 0.6bps at -0.334%, 10-Yr
is up 1bps at 0.096%, and 30-Yr is up 0.8bps at 0.752%.
- Eurozone Feb inflation was in line with consensus. Some attention being paid
to unofficial 'supercore' picking up (independent estimates we've seen show move
above 1.30% Y/Y, which would be highest since late 2013).
- BBG reported Deutsche Bank is seeking Merkel's approval for Commerzbank
merger. Not much move in the share price, though broader equities are stronger
(again, no catalyst), with EuroStoxx50 up 1.2%.
- The Jun 19 BTP future is up 5 ticks at 129.28, with the cash curve flatter
(2-Yr yield up 0.3bps 10-Yr is down 0.8bps).
- ECB's Rehn said earlier that the ECB should embark on a monetary policy
strategy review, notable as he is a potential Draghi successor.

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