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EGB SUMMARY
EGB SUMMARY: German bunds pushed higher printing an intra-day high of 161.37
after following the path of US Treasuries in a bid for safety. News of the mass
shooting in the US, which is the worst in the country's history dominated the
headlines along with the Catalan referendum. These two headlines combined with
Trump's tough rhetoric against North Korea helped the bond markets higher
through the day.
- ECB's Praet took a view on the "stock vs flow" impact of QE and sided with the
latter, implying that monetary policy tightens when QE-buying fades.
- US manufacturing ISM came hit is best level since 1987 pushing the Euro lower
still against the greenback.
- Ireland announced that they would sell a new 5Y in the near future subject to
market conditions. The target amount was given as E3-5bln and will contribute to
the repayment of bailout loans and over and above the 9-13bln pre-announced 2017
issuance plan. 
- Spanish debt headed into the European close with the Bund-Bonos spread 11bp
wider at 125.9bp.

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