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The US and German cash curves have bear flattened slightly in early Thursday trade, with the UK's twist steepening. Periphery EGBs are trading mixed.

  • Italian Dec prelim inflation came in exactly in line with expectations, but the current survey estimate for Friday's Eurozone-wide figure is still likely too high at 9.5% Y/Y given weak readings in the likes of Germany and France.
  • The BoE's monthly decision maker survey showed year-ahead CPI expectations pick up to 7.4% from 7.2% in November.
  • Main attention in the rest of the session is US ADP payrolls (with an eye to Friday's employment report), weekly jobless claims, and FOMC speakers Harker, Bostic, and Bullard.

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The US and German cash curves have bear flattened slightly in early Thursday trade, with the UK's twist steepening. Periphery EGBs are trading mixed.

  • Italian Dec prelim inflation came in exactly in line with expectations, but the current survey estimate for Friday's Eurozone-wide figure is still likely too high at 9.5% Y/Y given weak readings in the likes of Germany and France.
  • The BoE's monthly decision maker survey showed year-ahead CPI expectations pick up to 7.4% from 7.2% in November.
  • Main attention in the rest of the session is US ADP payrolls (with an eye to Friday's employment report), weekly jobless claims, and FOMC speakers Harker, Bostic, and Bullard.

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