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GILTS: Off Highs As Equities Recover

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Gilts take cues from core global FI peers, early rally fading a little as equities recover from session lows.

  • Futures +3 at 101.09 vs. highs of 101.30, sticking within Thursday’s range for a second day.
  • Technicals remain bullish, initial resistance at the Sep 12 high (101.51), initial support at the Sep 10 high (100.64).
  • Yields little changed to 1bp higher across the curve, light steepening.
  • 10-Year yields hover just above a key support cluster ahead of this week’s event risk.
  • UK CPI (Wednesday) & the BoE decision (Thursday) headline the UK calendar this week, while the latest FOMC decision tops the macro calendar (due Wednesday, unusually split market pricing of 25/50bp cut following last week’s dovish press articles).
  • SONIA futures +2.5 to -0.5, SFIH5 respects August high.
  • BoE-dated OIS little changed to 2.5bp more dovish through mid-’25, 5bp of cuts priced for this week, ~52bp showing through year end and ~139bp if easing priced through June ’25.
  • Note that the BoE will sell GBP725mln of medium-dated gilts from its APF this afternoon.
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Gilts take cues from core global FI peers, early rally fading a little as equities recover from session lows.

  • Futures +3 at 101.09 vs. highs of 101.30, sticking within Thursday’s range for a second day.
  • Technicals remain bullish, initial resistance at the Sep 12 high (101.51), initial support at the Sep 10 high (100.64).
  • Yields little changed to 1bp higher across the curve, light steepening.
  • 10-Year yields hover just above a key support cluster ahead of this week’s event risk.
  • UK CPI (Wednesday) & the BoE decision (Thursday) headline the UK calendar this week, while the latest FOMC decision tops the macro calendar (due Wednesday, unusually split market pricing of 25/50bp cut following last week’s dovish press articles).
  • SONIA futures +2.5 to -0.5, SFIH5 respects August high.
  • BoE-dated OIS little changed to 2.5bp more dovish through mid-’25, 5bp of cuts priced for this week, ~52bp showing through year end and ~139bp if easing priced through June ’25.
  • Note that the BoE will sell GBP725mln of medium-dated gilts from its APF this afternoon.