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EGB SUMMARY
EGB SUMMARY: EGBs began the morning on the back foot but weak eurozone inflation
data pushed them broadly higher mid-morning.
- Bunds are slightly off their highs but stronger on the day, with Jun8 futures
now up 32 ticks to 158.91 (low was 158.43, high was 158.96). German 2s-10s curve
flatter by 1.5bps to 113.6bps as long end outperforms.
- While news of Italian President Mattarella calling for a new round of
consultations over government formation on May 7 would seem to be bullish for
BTPs, the 10Y spread over Bunds continues to widen from the day's low of
119.1bps set post-EMU inflation data, and at 121.3bps is up about 0.3bps today.
- BTP underperformance is in some contrast to Bonos/Bunds which is a little
tighter overall (10s spread is down 1bps overall to 72.0bps though up from the
day's low of 69.7).
- Euribor curve flattening move is maintaining its momentum, with blues rallying
sharply and whites and reds largely flat. ERZ1 last up 4.5 ticks to 99.195.
- ECB's Praet, Constancio and Coeure are speaking today, with SNB's Jordan also
due up.

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