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BONDS: Light Pressure As U.S. Equities & Crude Tick Higher

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Upticks in U.S. equities and crude oil futures apply some light pressure to core global FI markets.

  • Existing session lows in TY futures hold on the first test, while bears continue to struggle to force a meaningful break of yesterday’s low in Bund futures (lows of 132.88 vs. yesterday’s low of 132.90).
  • Gilts in the middle of their session range.
  • Bunds hold wider vs. both gilts and Tsys, aided by the hawkish repricing seen in EUR STIRs.
  • German ASW spreads little changed to a touch tighter on the day.
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Upticks in U.S. equities and crude oil futures apply some light pressure to core global FI markets.

  • Existing session lows in TY futures hold on the first test, while bears continue to struggle to force a meaningful break of yesterday’s low in Bund futures (lows of 132.88 vs. yesterday’s low of 132.90).
  • Gilts in the middle of their session range.
  • Bunds hold wider vs. both gilts and Tsys, aided by the hawkish repricing seen in EUR STIRs.
  • German ASW spreads little changed to a touch tighter on the day.