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GILT SUMMARY
GILT SUMMARY: Gilts are opening marginally higher with yields a couple of basis
points lower across the strip, albeit in light illiquid trade, as markets digest
latest Brexit commentary over the weekend. 10-yr Gilt yield is 0.1bp lower at
1.157% according to Tradeweb.
- PM Theresa May said in a couple of articles in the Sunday newspapers saying
that the government is "proving the doubters wrong" with its Brexit negotiations
and that they would "not be derailed" from securing an "ambitious deal".
- Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson though said he would be penning the case for a
"liberal Brexit" and for the UK to be allowed to discuss free trade deals with
other countries while in the transition phase with the EU. EU Chief negotiator
Barnier though said that there was "no way" the UK will be able to get a bespoke
deal with the EU and will need to remain in the single market and customs union
during the transition.
- Looking ahead the UK cabinet are due to meet at the start of this week to
discuss what future relationship they would like with the EU. While PM May is
due to give an update on Brexit talks to MPs later today.

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