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EGB SUMMARY
EGB SUMMARY: EGBs were largely rangebound through the morning session. Bunds
rose alongside a strong Gilt open, but sank after above-consensus IFO numbers,
then bounced again. All of that within a 44 tick range but by 1000GMT unchanged.
- Weakness throughout the afternoon though, RXs off 50+ ticks on no particular
news flow. ECB speakers Lagarde, Coeure had little impact though the latter`s
call for an ECB inflation tolerance band was of some note.
- Greek spreads dropped sharply on BBG hed: "ECB May Let Greek Banks Buy More of
Country's Sovereign Debt", 10-Yr GGBs now inside BTPs (first time since 2008).
- Thursday`s attention is on non-Eurozone cenbanks including Riksbank, Norges
and BoE - contact us for previews (Norges yet to be published).
** Levels of note:
* Mar Bund futures (RX) down 54 ticks at 171.59 (L: 171.54 / H: 172.4)
* Germany: The 2-Yr yield is up 1.4bps at -0.625%, 5-Yr is up 2.8bps at -0.523%,
10-Yr is up 4.1bps at -0.254%, and 30-Yr is up 4bps at 0.262%.
* Greece / German 10-Yr spread 9.9bps tighter at 154.6bps
* Italy / German 10-Yr spread 0.4bps tighter at 156.4bps

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