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STIR: It has been another fairly quiet morning in STIR markets today.
- The short sterling market has seen the biggest moves with the strip drifting
higher and flatter throughout the day with politics continuing to be the big
talking point in UK markets as another Labour MP leaves the party (albeit this
time not to join The Independent Group). Whites are flat to 1.5 ticks higher,
Reds 2-3 ticks higher, Greens 3-3.5 ticks higher and Blues 3-4 ticks higher.
- In Europe, there has been more TLTRO discussion, this time from Nowotny who
has said that a TLTRO decision would come later than March and that if the
slowdown was "driven by one-offs" TLTROs may not be necessary. The final prints
of German GDP and Eurozone inflation were in line with the preliminary prints
while the German IFO fell a bit more than expected. Euribor Whites are flat on
the day, Reds flat to 0.5 ticks higher while Greens and Blues are 1-2 ticks
higher on the day. Draghi is due to speak at 15:30GMT.
- The Eurodollar strip has been much more stable today with Reds generally down
a tick on the day and most other contracts flat to 0.5 ticks lower. There are
nine Fed speeches in what should be a busy day!

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