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EGB SUMMARY
EGB SUMMARY: EGBs experience some sharp moves mid-way through EMU afternoon
session as 10-US Tsy note approached and then finally broke the 3% level, before
falling back sharply on disappointing US Richmond Fed mfg index. German curve is
looking to close little changed on the day with German 10-yr Bund -0.1bp at
0.636%.
- 2-yr Schatz yield is 0.1bp higher at -0.549% having clawed back earlier losses
as demand at Schatz re-opening auction came in very strong.
- EMU periphery bonds have reversed earlier widening to Bunds after supply was
out of the way and there was renewed hope of a new Italian government being
formed. 10-yr Bund/Bonos spread is unchanged at 67.6bps vs high of 69.8bps,
while Bund/PGB spread is now 106bps vs 109.3bps seen this morning.
- Italy sold max E3.75bln in CTZ and BTPei's and Finland E1bln 10-yrs
- Earlier German IFO business climate indicator slipped to 102.1 in April from
103.3 in March, more than the fall to 102.7 expected by analysts. While the
current conditions and expectations component dropped to 105.7 from 106.6 and
98.7 from 100.0 respectively.

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