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EGBS: German FI a touch lower in the main; Schatz unch., Bobls -7.0, Bunds -29.
- A Gilt sell off (linked to the possibility of the BoE adj. its countercyclical
capital buffer in the case of a no deal Brexit, per the BoE's latest FSR)
weighed on core paper Thurs. This was before strong U.S. CPI, a lack of overtly
dovish Fedspeak & a sloppy 30-Year U.S. bond auction weighed in the afternoon.
Elsewhere, a speech from ECB's Coeure suggested that policymakers shouldn't be
overly focused on mkt signals re: inflation, noting that h'holds are less
sceptical about the future. Coeure linked the bulk of the fall in EUR
5-Year/5-Year inflation linked swaps to a fall in risk premium.
- Periphery narrowed vs. core. The 10-Year BTP/Bund spread closed < 200bp after
participants pointed to a constructive outlook owing to "solid" participation in
the latest round of BTP supply, albeit not as impressive as the 50-Year BTP
syndication earlier this week.
- Focus Friday turns to comments from ECB's Visco & de Cos, while the Bank of
Italy will issue its quarterly economic bulletin. Eurozone industrial production
headlines the regional economic docket.
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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