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GILT SUMMARY
GILT SUMMARY: Gilts remain bid, particularly at the longer end, despite this
morning's better-than-expected retail sales data, which follows a similar beat
for inflation yesterday. Fears over coronavirus continue to loom large and
remains the dominant market theme for now.
- Earlier in the session the DMO sold Stg3.25bln of the 1.50% Jul-26 Gilt, which
received decent demand (1.7x cover). 
- The Mar-20 gilt future trades at 134.11, up 20 ticks from Wednesday's close
and 17 ticks off the day's high; L-H: 133.91-134.28.
- Gilts yields (Last / 1d chg / L..H): 2Y (0.5157% / +0bp / 0.5082%...0.5183%);
5Y (0.4635% / -0.1bp / 0.4543%...0.4669%); 10Y (0.5845% / 0bp /
0.5733%...0.5854%); 30Y (1.056% / 0bp / 1.045%...1.0595%).
- The curve has flattened: 2s10s (6.2bp / -1.1bp / 5.7bp..7bp); 2s30s (53.3bp /
-0.1bp / 52.9bp..55.2bp)

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