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EGBS: European government bonds are trading mixed after opening slightly heavy
on the back of weak US Treasuries overnight. The 2-yr sector in majority of
countries appears to be outperforming the rest of the curve in turn steepening
the yield curve. German 10-yr Bund yield is 0.4bp higher at 0.381%.
- There was little data or fresh news on the global trade spat between US and
China and so markets traded in slight risk-on tone during Asia which saw US Tsys
slip lower.
- Tsy turned around though just before European session got underway and
squeezed higher following a 5k TYU8 block, that appeared to be a buy.
- French manufacturing confidence surprised the market remaining steady at 110
for June. Little further data from the Eurozone today, however there are Spain
and French bond auctions for up to E15.5bln, ECB Weidmann speaks in Paris this
morning and ECB Nouy speaks in Amsterdam in early afternoon.
- EMU periphery are currently trading in-line with moves in German Bunds with
10-yr spreads currently little changed

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