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BOND SUMMARY
BOND SUMMARY: EGB/GILT: It has turned slightly risk off this morning with gilts
and bunds rallying alongside periphery EGBs trading weaker and a correction for
equities and oil.
- The gilt curve has marginally bull flattened with the 2s10s spread 1bp
narrower.
- The short end of the bund curve has been relatively anchored while the
longer-end has rallied. The 30-year benchmark yield is down 2bp on the day.
- BTPs have sold off and the curve has bear steepened. Cash yields are 1-4bp
higher across the curve.
- Supply this morning came from Germany (bund, E2.49bn), Netherlands
(DSL,E2.81bn), Belgium (TCs, E2.58bn), Spain (letras, E6.89bn), Finland (bills
E1bn) and the ESM (bills, E1.50bn).
- Data this morning showed a worse than expected contraction in German exports
for April (-24.0% M/M vs -15.6% survey), while revised first quarter GDP for the
eurozone was marginally better (-3.6% Q/Q vs -3.8% survey).

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