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GILT SUMMARY
GILT SUMMARY: Early Gilt gains faded somewhat in the afternoon as a glimmer of
expectation for a near-term Brexit deal re-emerged.
- The Dec 18 Gilt future is up 48 ticks at 122.30, having traded in a range of
122.06-122.47 today.
- The belly of the curve is outperforming, with the 2-Yr yield down 3.6bps at
0.747%, 5-Yr down 4.7bps at 1.025%, 10-Yr down 4.3bps at 1.448%, and 30-Yr down
2bps at 1.904%.
- Short Sterling futures strip is up but about 2 ticks off day`s highs;
Jun20-Sep22 contracts up 5-6 ticks.
- Continuing the conflicting headlines of the past few days, Gilts weakened
after EU chief negotiator Barnier reported saying the parameters of a deal have
been reached, but an agreement is not quite done yet.
- There is increasing talk of a Brexit meeting in Dec rather than Nov, with a
breakthrough needed by Weds this week for a Nov summit.
- No key UK data Monday; labour market figures await Tuesday.

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