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EGBS: Modest Selling As Lagarde Refuses To Label Direction For Rates As Clear

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EGBs also slip in the wake of those same comments from Lagarde, driven by the hawkish adjustment in the short end.

  • Prior session lows intact and mostly untested across major EGB futures.
  • Selling pressure proves to be short-lived and modest in the grander scheme of things, which is understandable given the degree of weakness seen in recent sessions.
  • German yield curve slopes and EGB spreads to Bunds little changed in recent trade.
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EGBs also slip in the wake of those same comments from Lagarde, driven by the hawkish adjustment in the short end.

  • Prior session lows intact and mostly untested across major EGB futures.
  • Selling pressure proves to be short-lived and modest in the grander scheme of things, which is understandable given the degree of weakness seen in recent sessions.
  • German yield curve slopes and EGB spreads to Bunds little changed in recent trade.