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Has closed Monday's gap.

BUNDS
  • Very little change for Bund, with the contract managing to close back Monday's downside gap.
  • Notable early volume is in the shorter end Schatz and the Front white Euribor, keeping the Bond and the Rate market curves flatter going into the cash open.
  • Initial resistance in Bund moves down to 131.28, followed by Friday's high at 131.74.Support remains at 130.47.
  • There's no notable data for today, US FOMC minutes is unlikely going to move the needle.
  • From today, we might start seeing an early pick up from investors in rolling their Treasuries and Gilt positions into the December expiry, given Thanks Giving week, with desks taking advantage of the liquidity.
  • First Notice for Treasuries is the 30th November and Gilt the 29th.
  • Treasury roll runs at circa 7%, Gilt is still on the ~3% low side.
  • SUPPLY: German Bobl, (Equates to 29.8k Bobl) should have limited impact.
  • US $26bn 2yr FRN, and $15bn 10yr TIPS, won't impact Treasuries.
  • SPEAKERS: ECB Lagarde, Schnabel, Centeno, Germany Linder's.

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