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- Heading into this week's FOMC........>

BOND SUMMARY
BOND SUMMARY: - Heading into this week's FOMC meeting US TSYs have rallied, with
the 2-year yield edging down to 2.725% from a high of 2.741%.
- EGBs remain bid following last week's relatively dovish ECB meeting. Having
closed the book on further asset purchases, President Draghi attempted to
balance an optimistic message on the strength of the economy with warnings over
heightened uncertainty. 
- Bunds are a touch stronger, albeit with yields holding in a tight range. The
curve has flattened with 2s10s narrowing 1bps.
- Italian BTPs rallied from the open but have since reversed the gains. The
2-year trades at 0.573% up from a morning low of 0.519%.
- Brexit headlines have been thin on the ground so far today and follows a tense
exchange between PM Theresa May and  Jean-Claude Juncker on Friday after the EC
President called the UK's demands 'nebulous'. Gilts sold off in the first hour
of trading and have since traded sideways. The curve is flat.
- Euro$ futures are broadly 0.5-1.0 ticks higher. Euribor futures are trading
mixed.

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