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GILT SUMMARY
GILT SUMMARY: It already appears as though positions are hardening on both sides
of the channel ahead of the next stage of discussions between Westminster and
Brussel over the EU Withdrawal deal. Boris Johnson's government has indicated
that talks cannot progress unless the Irish backstop is scrapped, which the EU
has so far flatly rejected. 
- The Sep-19 gilt future trades at 132.02, up 17 ticks from Thursday's close and
12 ticks off the day's high; L-H: 131.79-132.14.
- Gilts have rallied with yields 1-2bps lower on the day. Cash yields (Last / 1d
chg / L..H): 2Y (0.4822% / -1.5bp / 0.4712%...0.4863%); 5Y (0.4751% / -1.5bp /
0.4642%...0.4789%); 10Y (0.6889% / -1.9bp / 0.6793%...0.6931%); 30Y (1.3489% /
-0.9bp / 1.3414%...1.3548%). 2s10s (19.7bp / -0.3bp / 19.6bp..20.2bp); 2s30s
(85.7bp / 0.7bp / 85.4bp..86bp).
- Short sterling futures have broadly rallied with greens outperforming: w
(trades mixed); R (+ 1.0/2.0 ticks); G (+ 2.5 tick); B (+ 2.0/2.5 ticks).

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