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GILT SUMMARY: Gilts have recovered most of their early losses Monday amid

risk-on global risk appetite post-G20 meetings.

- The Mar 19 Gilt future is down 15 ticks at 122.49, having traded in a range of

122.25-122.55 thus far.

- Short-end outperforming: 2-Yr yield down 0.9bps at 0.768%, 5-Yr down 0.3bps at

0.942%, 10-Yr down 0.2bps at 1.362%, and 30-Yr down 0.1bps at 2.078%.

- Short-Sterling off a touch further down the strip, Blues off 1.5-2 ticks.

- A busy eight days ahead, with the Parliamentary vote on PM May's Withdrawal

bill on Dec 11. 

- Weekend's headlines included threats from the opposition Labour Party re: a

confidence motion against May if the bill fails, the Telegraph reporting that

May's chief Brexit adviser Oliver Robbins has secretly warned her that the

customs backstop is a "bad outcome" for the UK.

- FCA's CEO Bailey speaking in Parliament at 1500GMT, BOE's Haldane at 1730GMT,

Tuesday sees BOE's Treasury committee hearing including Carney.