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GILTS

The post-BoE bid extends further on the latest round of U.S. data, accompanied by equity and oil market weakness, as futures show as high as 100.40.

  • Bullish focus now moves to the 1.50 projection of the May 29-Jun 4-10 price swing (100.58).
  • The front end continues to lead the move, with yields 8-14bp lower on the day.
  • Gilt outperformance vs. core global peers persists, leaving the 2-Year gilt/Bund spread less than 1bp off the ’24 closing low (1.1933%), based on BBG generics.
  • The combination of today’s U.S. data and the net impact of the BoE decision/press conference has driven the tightening move, even though the BoE cut was initially deemed “hawkish.”
  • Focus now moves to comments from BoE chief economist/hawkish dissenter Pill, who will conduct a Q&A session at 17:00 London.
MNI London Bureau | +44 0203-865-3809 | anthony.barton@marketnews.com
MNI London Bureau | +44 0203-865-3809 | anthony.barton@marketnews.com

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