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EGB SUMMARY
EGB SUMMARY: EGBs have traded in fairly directionless fashion to open Thursday,
with core instruments a little higher and periphery bonds slightly weaker.
- German Bunds rallied in the morning following regional inflation data
releases, with the Sep8 future up 31 ticks to a high of 162.49 around 1000BST,
but has weakened to 162.27 since then as equities have turned higher on reports
that the EU is willing to scrap car tariffs in a US trade deal.
- German national Aug flash inflation data at 1300BST is in focus later today,
with slowing regional price data today supporting estimates for a slowdown to
0.1% M/M nationwide.
- Italian BTPS have traded in whipsaw fashion, with the Sep8 future down 9 ticks
at 123.53 but not before rising from 123.48 to 123.95 around the time of a BTP
auction that saw strong demand, subsequently fading those gains.
- EM risk worth watching too given European bank exposure to emerging markets:
Turkish lira is at a two-week low of 6.647 vs USD after Fitch expressed concerns
over Turkish bank FX exposure, while the Argentine peso is at all-time lows as
it requests an IMF disbursement.

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