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Futures Reverse Gains, Cash A Touch Cheaper Across Curve

GILTS

The opening gap higher in futures is more than reversed, with a move away from best levels in Bunds also observed.

  • Gilt futures sit -5 as a result, with a move through Friday’s best levels failing to stick.
  • The major UK cash benchmarks run 1-2bp cheaper, with a modest steepening bias observed.
  • SONIA futures are off early highs running -0.5 to +2.0 through the blues, as the strip twist flattens.
  • Weekend comments from BoE’s Broadbent, warning of a higher for longer interest rate outlook, may have eventually helped BoE-dated OIS away from early highs, applying some light spill over pressure to Gilts.
  • That strip sees the liquid contracts running 1bp softer to 1bp firmer, twist steepening.
  • Ahead of the DMO consultation meetings with investors and GEMMs we set out our expectations for gilt issuance in FQ3 (click for the full document).
MNI London Bureau | +44 0203-865-3809 | anthony.barton@marketnews.com

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