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EGBS: EGBs have opened with a return to risk-on sentiment with a lack of
US/China rhetoric seen to derail the markets. There was no new revelations in
comments from ECB Coeure overnight as well. German 10-yr Bund yield is 1.9bp
higher at 0.346%, curve touch steeper as short-end remains anchored.
- EMU periphery have pared opening modest moves higher as bond supply expected
over the next few days looks to be weighing. Italy taps 2-yr floaters and BTP
linkers for up to E4.5bln Tuesday, while Spain has opened books on new 10-yr
Euro benchmark deal at mid-swaps +57bps. Italy then taps CCTeu and 5/-yr and
10-yr BTPS for up to E6.5bln on Thursday. 10-yr Bund/BTP spread is little
changed at 248.5bps vs low of 245.5bp.
- ECB Coeure speaking in a LE Figaro interview earlier reiterated ECB main
message that rates would remain unchanged through summer of 2019 and reform is
still needed.
- There is a dearth of European data today, however ECB Guindos speaks at the
Bond Market Contact Group (BMCG) organised by the ECB, in Frankfurt at 1200GMT

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