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GILT SUMMARY
GILT SUMMARY: Gilts rallied during London morning session, ignoring the impact
of the surprise UK rating downgrade on Friday. They were supported by a strong
Bund market that saw stop losses firing off rapidly in the German election
reaction. 
- However the happy feeling in the Gilt market and around 3 hours into the
session, the Gilt future had peaked and started to descend with few upward bumps
until North Korean foreign minister comments that Trump's weekend comments were
"clearly a declaration of war" and that all options are on the table for the
North Korean leadership. 2-yr Gilt yield is -0.3bp at 0.441%, 5-yr -1.2bp at
0.758%, 10-yr -1.6bp at 1.4% and 30-yr -1.6bp at 1.91% according to Tradeweb. 
- Brexit talks resume in Brussels tomorrow, but expectations are low, despite
May's speech in Italy last week.
- UK 10Y breakevens are 1.0bp higher, while swaps spread are little changed.

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