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Heading in the close the 2Y Schatz......>

EGB SUMMARY
EGB SUMMARY: Heading in the close the 2Y Schatz and Bund yields are almost
perfectly unchanged at -0.608% and 0.435% respectively. Ofcourse, there was
volatility around the payroll report as the headline NFP came in soft but the
unrounded average hourly earnings (0.339%M/M) gave some hope that the low
unemployment rate is finally starting to bite. As such, the knee-jerk rally in
Bunds, Treasuries and EURUSD move quickly faded.
- The Eurozone HICP data were also reported on the weak side, with the core
stubbornly refusing to rise from 0.9%Y/Y as service price inflation remained
soft. 
- Soft US non-manufacturing ISM provided only a two cents rally for the Bund,
perhaps because factory orders were decent but overall, the reluctance of bond
markets to rally was a key point of confusion.
- Only the peripheral markets benefitted from a sustained buying flow in the
morning, concentrated at the longer end of the curves. Greek 10Y yields hit
another 12 year low yield of 3.77%, a level that must be tempting to issuing
into. 

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