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GILTS: Gilts have opened on the back foot for a second consecutive day, weighed
by mild risk-on sentiment as European stocks edge higher and BTPs extend Mondays
rally. 10-yr Gilt yield is 2.0bp higher at 1.427% according to Tradeweb, and is
leading the rest of the yield curve higher.
- Overnight saw UK BRC like-for-like sales drop to 0.2% in August from 0.5% in
July with consumers seen felling pressure on disposable incomes and opting to
reduce purchases of discretionary non-food items.
- Little new update on Brexit so far, however, it is speculated that Chancellor
Hammond may need to produce his budget as early as next month to avoid a clash
with possible last minute Brexit talks.
- Looking ahead, there is construction PMI data released at 0930BST with
consensus looking for a fall to 54.9 from 55.8, but with risk of a larger
decline following yesterday's disappointing manufacturing PMI numbers. Later
this afternoon will see BoE Governor Mark Carney along with Haldane, Saunders
and Tenreyro at the TSC to answer questions on August inflation report. Carney's
time at the Bank may also be discussed.
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