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EGB SUMMARY
EGB SUMMARY: European Government Bonds are trading higher across the aboard with
yield curve flattening as the long-end outperforms as German final HICP comes in
unrevised at 1.6% y/y, while markets largely dismiss hawkish comments from ECB
Hansson yesterday. German 10-yr Bund yield is 1.2bp lower at 0.576%.
- Markets also seem unperturbed by the launch of Belgium's new 10-year Euro
benchmark syndicated bond and so far very little push back of the hawkish
leaning ECB minutes from some of the dovish members of the ECB. There is no
further EGB supply today
- There is continued uncertainty if Germany's SPD membership will back grand
coalition talks after Berlin chapter of SPD votes against starting talks.
- EMU periphery have started on a strong footing, outperforming Germany with
10-yr Bund/BTP spread 2.9bp tighter and Bund/Bonos and Bund PGB both around
1.6bp tighter.
- There is only Italy final Dec HICP released at 0900GMT, so attention likely to
be on any further comments from ECB GC members and UK inflation data at 0930GMT
with expectations that it will drop back down to 3.0% on a yearly basis.

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