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EGB SUMMARY
EGB SUMMARY: Extremely slow going today and to demonstrate this, the Bund
contract volume is only ~70% of the (already low) 10 day average. So far, the
Bund yield is almost precisely unchanged from yesterday at 0.377%, hugging the
200 day moving average like a life preserver.
- Non-German yield curves are steepening slightly and we would point out the
5-30Y box spread between France and Germany. This spread is now around 49bp
after rising further today, which is only 4bp below the steepest since EMU
began.
- There is a small tightening in peripheral spreads, reversing some of the
movements of the past week. The Bund-BTP spread is down 1bp but strangely, the
Bund-Bonos spread was 1bp wider.
- German paper is outperforming the swap curve and the RXU7 invoice spread is
46.7bp, its highest since mid-June.
- There was no important economic data or supply although we have received a lot
of commentary parsing the words of ECB's Wiedmann and Hansson from yesterday.

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