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GILT SUMMARY
GILT SUMMARY: Gilts just recovered from earlier morning losses when they sold
off sharply in reaction to surprise tick higher in US core CPI and then newswire
reports of Spain and the Netherlands seeking a "soft Brexit". Gilts did bounce
off session lows however remain in negative territory.
- The yield curve has bear flattened significantly, with 5s/30s tightening by
3bps to 97.7bps, a fresh 9-yr low. 10-yr Gilt yield is 2.9bp higher at 1.338%.
- Bloomberg, quoting a source said that both Spanish and Dutch finance ministers
have agreed to seek a 'soft Brexit' deal as they are worried about impact of
tariffs. 
- Further good news for London on Brexit, this time reported from Reuters "EU
parliament plans to soften proposals on forced relocation of clearing houses
after Brexit", also weighed on Gilts and supported the rally in cable. All this
added to earlier hope that there might be a second EU referendum and if the
latest poll is to be believed would be won by Remainers.
- 5-yr breakevens broke above 3% earlier but have since reversed widening move
and are now 1bp tighter at 2.98% despite higher US core CPI as Sterling rallied

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