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GILT SUMMARY
GILT SUMMARY: Gilts have slipped following a strong start.
- The Mar 19 Gilt future is up 5 ticks at 123.46, vs an open of 123.65. The 2-Yr
yield is down 0.8bps at 0.748%, 5-Yr is down 1bps at 0.889%, 10-Yr is down 2bps
at 1.241%, and 30-Yr is down 1bps at 1.773%.
- Support seen from Wednesday`s US Tsy rally following dovish comments from
Federal Reserve bank presidents.
- With Parliament due to begin to debate the Brexit deal Thursday afternoon, Sky
reported PM May reportedly looking for cross-party support, considering backing
an amendment to keep EU labour market rules to appease Labour members.
- Meanwhile, Tory Remainer rebels opened talks with Labour over an alternative
to May`s deal, The Times reported.
- BRC like-for-like sales in Dec disappointed at -0.7% Y/Y vs -0.3% survey;
retail corporate earnings reports have been mixed (Tesco up, Halfords down).
- Data done for the day; picks up Friday with Nov GDP readings.
- BoE Gov Carney`s online forum Q&A Wednesday was a non-event (unsurprisingly),
and no BoE speakers in the pipeline.

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