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EGB SUMMARY
EGB SUMMARY: Core fixed income is on the front foot this morning but Bunds are
underperforming USTs and gilts.
- German GDP data this morning revealed that the German economy avoided
technical recession. Growth for Q3 came in at 0.1%Q/Q, against expectations of a
-0.1%Q/Q fall. However, this does come on the heels of Q2 data that was
downgraded from -0.1%Q/Q to -0.2%.
- Other data was more mixed with the French unemployment rate picking up,
Portuguese GDP disappointing by 0.1ppt and Spanish HICP surprising by 0.1ppt to
the upside - although only for the M/M and not the Y/Y measure.
- Spreads a re a little wider on the day, led by GGB-Bund spreads.
- Bund futures are up 0.27 today at 170.63 with 10y Bund yields down -2.0bp at
-0.322% and Schatz yields down -0.7bp at -0.638%.
- BTP futures are down -0.06 today at 141.35 with 10y yields unch at 1.243% and
2y yields down -0.6bp at -0.80%.
- OAT futures are up 0.25 today at 167.07 with 10y yields down -2.1bp at -0.10%
and 2y yields down -0.7bp at -0.603%.

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