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March Gilt future has traded along.....>

GILT SUMMARY
GILT SUMMARY: March Gilt future has traded along the bottom of Monday's range
after earlier slow grind lower. The ultra long-end sold off though to catch up
with the underperformance of the 10-yr sector, therefore leaving the curve
steeper as 2-yr remained anchored.
- 2-yr Gilt yield is +0.3bp at 0.568%, 5-yr +1.6bp at 0.872%, 10-yr +2.2bp at
1.359%, 30-yr +2.2bp at 1.867% and 50-yr +2.6bp at 1.652%.
- There was little to precipitate the market action apart from weekend comments
from French President Macron that it would be possible for the UK to get a
bespoke trade deal, but only if they accept certain "preconditions". The French
president said that while a special solution could be secured, full access to
the single market without accepting its rules was "not feasible".. The saga
surrounding the US partial government shutdown was also at the forefront of
traders mind.
- Ultra long-end of the swap spread curve have pared widening move while 2-yr is
now +3.9bp. Breakevens are mixed with 5-yr 0.7bp tighter and 30-yr 0.8bp wider,
while 10-yr is unchanged.

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