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GILT SUMMARY
GILT SUMMARY: Gilts extended gains shortly after 1300BST with little seen to
trigger the move, however, Italy BTPs reversed gains and market traded with a
mild risk-off feel as traders worried over rising risk in emerging markets,
especially Argentina.
- The move was faded a little later as the it looked over-done although Gilts
remained underpinned by uncertainty on Brexit & extension to Carney as BoE Govn.
- 2-yr yield is unch at 0.734%, 5-yr -1.6bp at 1.026%, 10-yr -2.3bp at 1.41%,
30-yr -1.1bp at 1.764% & 50-yr -0.6bp at 1.627% according to Tradeweb
- Earlier, Dec Gilt future reversed opening losses in wake of soft Italy, French
and German manufacturing PMIs and then extended gains following weaker than
expected UK manufacturing PMI which hit a 25-month low due to drop in business
optimism and slow down in both output and new orders growth.
- Short Sterling futures have edged higher with Jun19 to Jun21 contracts rising
between 3 to 4 ticks. There was decent 2-way flow in Sep8 & Dec9 contracts
- Looking ahead UK construction PMI released Tuesday, while BoE Carney, Haldane,
Saunders, Tenreyro testify in front of Treasury Select Committee from 1315BST

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