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EUR CPI Weighs, Recent Ranges Intact

GILTS

Spill over pressure from EGBs has been seen in gilts, with firmer-than-expected national European and then Eurozone-wide CPI data dominating headline flow.

  • Futures have extended their pullback from yesterday’s failure at 96.00 as a result, last printing -9 at 95.70, a little above session lows of 95.62.
  • Bears remain in technical control, with initial support seen at Wednesday’s low (95.33). Bulls need to overcome Wednesday’s high (96.43) to start turning the technical backdrop a little more in their favour.
  • Cash gilt yields are 1.5-3.0bp higher, with 10s under the most pressure and the recent curve steepening theme intact.
  • A reminder that the release of the DMO’s quarterly issuance calendar had little tangible market impact, as it failed to provide any meaningful surprises.
  • SONIA futures are at/just off worst levels, although stick to narrow ranges, last flat to -1.5.
  • The scope of the recent hawkish adjustment in both EUR & BoE-dated STIRs is probably limiting reaction here, with ~30bp of ’24 BoE cuts still priced into dated OIS markets.
  • Cross-market spill over will be eyed for the remainder of Friday, with continued adjustments to the Eurozone inflation data and this afternoon’s U.S. PCE prints set to dominate.
  • Gilt month-end extensions are not seen as meaningful but may provide some modest background support later in the day.
BoE MeetingSONIA BoE-Dated OIS (%)Difference Vs. Current Effective SONIA Rate (bp)
Jun-245.198-0.2
Aug-245.122-7.8
Sep-245.069-13.1
Nov-244.961-23.9
Dec-244.901-29.9
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Spill over pressure from EGBs has been seen in gilts, with firmer-than-expected national European and then Eurozone-wide CPI data dominating headline flow.

  • Futures have extended their pullback from yesterday’s failure at 96.00 as a result, last printing -9 at 95.70, a little above session lows of 95.62.
  • Bears remain in technical control, with initial support seen at Wednesday’s low (95.33). Bulls need to overcome Wednesday’s high (96.43) to start turning the technical backdrop a little more in their favour.
  • Cash gilt yields are 1.5-3.0bp higher, with 10s under the most pressure and the recent curve steepening theme intact.
  • A reminder that the release of the DMO’s quarterly issuance calendar had little tangible market impact, as it failed to provide any meaningful surprises.
  • SONIA futures are at/just off worst levels, although stick to narrow ranges, last flat to -1.5.
  • The scope of the recent hawkish adjustment in both EUR & BoE-dated STIRs is probably limiting reaction here, with ~30bp of ’24 BoE cuts still priced into dated OIS markets.
  • Cross-market spill over will be eyed for the remainder of Friday, with continued adjustments to the Eurozone inflation data and this afternoon’s U.S. PCE prints set to dominate.
  • Gilt month-end extensions are not seen as meaningful but may provide some modest background support later in the day.
BoE MeetingSONIA BoE-Dated OIS (%)Difference Vs. Current Effective SONIA Rate (bp)
Jun-245.198-0.2
Aug-245.122-7.8
Sep-245.069-13.1
Nov-244.961-23.9
Dec-244.901-29.9