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GILT SUMMARY
GILT SUMMARY: Gilts have edges higher at start of Wednesday trade, underpinned
by mild risk off sentiment flows as markets react to news that Gary Cohn has
resigned over disagreement with Trump over trade tariffs. 10-yr Gilt last 0.4bp
lower at 1.517%.
- News that the EU have dismissed PM May's latest Brexit speech saying it was a
"change in tone but not in substance", and large Gilt redemption and coupon
payments totalling Stg24bln scheduled today also seen supporting bid in Gilts.
- The rally is seen limited though following some hawkish comments rom Fed
Brainard -- headwinds shifting to tailwinds, and suggests she is more in line
with Chair Powell on rates rising 3 times this year.
- Looking ahead there is only Halifax house price data released at 0830GMT from
the UK today, however Chancellor Hammond gives a speech on Brexit. Newswires
have already reported the key points from the speech and it appears to be on the
same lines as PM May's one from last Friday about getting a bespoke trade deal.
While EU's Tusks holds press conference on Brexit draft guidelines at 1215GMT.

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