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GILTS: Gilts have opened modestly lower weighed by soft US Treasuries and JGBs
as markets focus on geo-political tensions, including the G20 summit that talked
about free trade, and the possibility of changes to BoJ monetary policy. Yields
are around 0.5bp higher across the curve with 10-yr at 1.238%, according to
Tradeweb.
- There has been a war of words between US President Trump and Iran President
Rouhani over the weekend, while the G20 failed to agree on how to resolve the
disputes over US tariff actions.
- Closer to home, new Brexit secretary Dominic Raab told The Sunday Telegraph
that he would make the vast payment formally conditional on the EU "fulfilling
its side of the bargain"
- No data from the UK today, so attention will remain on geo-politics before BoE
deputy governor Broadbent speaks at the Society of Professional Economists at
1800BST.
- Short sterling futures are 1 tick lower across the strip, but volumes are
light.

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