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GILT SUMMARY
GILT SUMMARY: For the time being the market has no further insight on the Brexit
process as PM May operates behind the scenes to devise a new backstop proposal
and drum up support for her Withdrawal Deal. Rumours have circulated today that
the PM could offer financial support to struggling Labour constituencies in a
bid to secure cross-party support in parliament for her Brexit deal.
- Gilt yields have been drifting lower since midday with the longer end
outperforming. Current yield levels: 2-year 0.746%, 10-year 1.218%, 30-year
1.713%. The 2s10s spread has narrowed to 45.8bps from 47.2bps and 2s30s has
traded down to 95.4bps from 96.6bps.
- The Mar-19 gilt future trades at 123.59 near the top of the day's range.
- Inflation breakevens have inched higher with the 5-year benchmark trading at
3.101% up from 3.068%.
- Short sterling futures are 2.5-4.5 ticks higher with whites underperforming. 
- Next up on the data calendar is the Markit Manufacturing PMI series for
January which will be published tomorrow. 

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