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GILTS: Dips Bought, Macro Risks Eyed

GILTS

Gilts have been bought on dips, with increased French political and fiscal risk underpinning core global FI markets this morning.

  • Spill over from a downtick in equities provides further support.
  • Hawkish comments from ECB’s Schnabel were quickly countered, while yesterday evening’s FT interview with BoE’s Lombardelli had little impact.
  • Futures (H5) last +64 at 95.57, 95.25-64 range.
  • Contract through the first couple of resistance levels (95.42/54). Next resistance located at the 1.764 projection of the Nov 18-19-20 price swing (95.73).
  • Zooming out, the trend condition remains bearish, however, a corrective cycle is in play and this week’s climb reinforces current bullish conditions.
  • Yields 4-6bp lower.
  • 10s below 4.30% for the first time since November 30.
  • SONIA futures flat to +6.5.
  • BoE-OIS within 1bp of yesterday’s settlement levels. ~2bp of cuts priced for next month, 21.5bp showing through Jan, 30bp through March, 54bp through June and 77bp through Dec ’25.
  • Little of note on the UK calendar today, will leave participants focused on macro/cross-market inputs.

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Gilts have been bought on dips, with increased French political and fiscal risk underpinning core global FI markets this morning.

  • Spill over from a downtick in equities provides further support.
  • Hawkish comments from ECB’s Schnabel were quickly countered, while yesterday evening’s FT interview with BoE’s Lombardelli had little impact.
  • Futures (H5) last +64 at 95.57, 95.25-64 range.
  • Contract through the first couple of resistance levels (95.42/54). Next resistance located at the 1.764 projection of the Nov 18-19-20 price swing (95.73).
  • Zooming out, the trend condition remains bearish, however, a corrective cycle is in play and this week’s climb reinforces current bullish conditions.
  • Yields 4-6bp lower.
  • 10s below 4.30% for the first time since November 30.
  • SONIA futures flat to +6.5.
  • BoE-OIS within 1bp of yesterday’s settlement levels. ~2bp of cuts priced for next month, 21.5bp showing through Jan, 30bp through March, 54bp through June and 77bp through Dec ’25.
  • Little of note on the UK calendar today, will leave participants focused on macro/cross-market inputs.

BoE Meeting

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