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EGBs & Gilts Back From Best Levels

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U.S. dynamics have generally dominated in recent trade, with typically hawkish Fedspeak from Mester, the previously outlined firmer than expected retail sales control group print and Pfizer kicking off jumbo 8-part $ issuance feeding through. Also note delta hedging surrounding the pricing of the syndication of the new Belgian Jun-43 OLO and syndication of the new UK Oct-63 Gilt will have added some pressure, with the same holding true for pricing of SSA € deals.

  • Arch ECB hawk Holzmann also stuck to script.
  • Bund futures are -15 on the day, with the major German cash benchmarks running cheaper across the curve, bear flattening.
  • EGBs are flat to a touch tighter vs. German at the 10-Year point.
  • Gilts are still outperforming in lieu of the softer than expected domestic labour market data, leaving futures +25 or so and the major cash benchmarks running richer on the day, bull steepening, but off best levels.
MNI London Bureau | +44 0203-865-3809 | anthony.barton@marketnews.com
MNI London Bureau | +44 0203-865-3809 | anthony.barton@marketnews.com

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