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GILT SUMMARY
GILT SUMMARY: Gilts bounced off midday lows and look set to close mixed with
yield curve flatter as ultra long-end outperforms in light illiquid trade, with
many traders seen extending Thursday's Thanksgiving holiday.
- 2-yr Gilt yield is +1.1bp at 0.467%, 5-yr +1.0bps at 0.738%, 10-yr +0.7bp at
1.259% and 30-yr -0.4bp at 1.810% according to Tradeweb.
- Earlier Gilts opened lower and traded pretty much sideways for the rest of the
morning session, keeping in a very tight range, seen pressured by more
optimistic comments from EU Juncker that there is some progress being made on
Brexit negotiations, but will need to see by Dec 4 if enough progress has been
made to move talks onto the next stage.
- Gilts pared losses in London afternoon session though, taking cue from mild
recovery in US Treasuries, but no real direction was taken.
- There was a significant pick up in the Gilt Dec/Mar future roll though with
over 190k being blocked and a further 133k being traded on screen.
- Swap spreads are marginally tighter with exception of 5-yr, while 5-yr & 10-yr
breakevens are 0.5bp wider, but 30-yr 0.5bp tighter

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