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EGBS: Majority of EGBs have opened steady to slightly lower, taking cue from
slip in US Treasuries overnight and news that Germany & France have agreed on a
budget for the Eurozone. German 10-yr Bund yield is 0.3bp higher at 0.376%.
- US Treasuries initially found a slight bid midway through the Asian session,
but reversed gains and slipped lower just ahead of European open with little
seen to initiate the move.
- Merkel and Macron agreed on Tuesday to create a budget for the Eurozone and
hailed a "new chapter" for the currency union, but they left the details to be
worked out later with other members of the 19-country bloc.
- EMU periphery are fairing slightly better than core/semi-core EGBs helped by
the Merkel/Macron news. 10-yr Bund/BTP spread is 2.6bp tighter at 215.7bps.
- Once again little in the way of data from the UK or the Eurozone today,
however a number of central bank officials are due to speak later today at the
ECB forum in Sintra.
- Germany re-opens old 30-yr Jul-44 Bund for E1.5bln today, while both France
and Spain come to the issuance market tomorrow

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