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GILT SUMMARY
GILT SUMMARY: Gilts are sharply lower after Tuesday's huge rally following the
deferral of the Brexit withdrawal deal.
- The Mar 19 Gilt future is down 57 ticks at 123.65, having traded in a range of
123.63-123.87 today. The 2-Yr yield is up 3.1bps at 0.734%, 5-Yr is up 3.6bps at
0.861%, 10-Yr is up 3.7bps at 1.236%, and 30-Yr is up 3.4bps at 1.738%.
- A full slate of meetings on the road awaits PM May later today with EU
leaders, amid reiteration by EU officials that there is no room for
renegotiation of the Withdrawal deal, though clarification may be possible.
- Talk is of an addendum that would mean both the EU and UK Parliaments would
vote regularly upon the Irish backstop to maintain its 'legitimacy' (according
to Commons Leader Leadsom).
- May meets Netherlands` Rutte and Germany`s Merkel, along with EU's Tusk and
Juncker in Brussels.
- Day's data highlight is October UK labour report at 0930GMT. Unemployment rate
expected to remain at 4.1% and headline earnings and core earnings are scheduled
to remain at 3.0% and 3.2% on a 3M Y/Y basis respectively.

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