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EGB SUMMARY
EGB SUMMARY: German Bunds have opened modestly lower, seen weighed by slight
weakness seen in US Treasuries overnight and following drop in German ILO
unemployment rate to 3.7% from 3.8%. While French flash inflation came just
above MNI median forecast of 0.9% y/y at 1.0% y/y. German 10-year yield is 1.3bp
higher at 0.372%.
- What appeared like paying in 4Y, 5Y and 6Y Euro swaps also weighed on the core
EGB market.
- European periphery are trading better then their core counterparts with a mild
risk-on tone seen in the markets. Both 10-year Spain and Italy are around 1bp
tighter vs Germany.
- Markets attention now seen turning to key Eurozone flash inflation data at
0900GMT. Markets are seeing a slight upside risk to consensus forecast for a
1.4% y/y outturn, following higher German and Spain HICP yesterday.
- Issuance has been completed this week, but is expected to pick up sharply next
week with Austria, Germany, France and Spain all scheduled to come to markets.

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