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GILTS

Gilts firmer alongside Bunds, with participants fading yesterday afternoon’s U.S. data-/oil-driven weakness.

  • Futures +52 at 99.01.
  • The technical backdrop is bullish. Initial resistance at this week’s high (99.21).
  • Yields 3-4bp lower across the curve, light flattening bias.
  • The DMO’s quarterly issuance calendar did not provide any real shocks.
  • The most meaningful surprise probably came via the announcement of a consultation to gather views on continuing demand for a short conventional gilt tender (for a maturity of under three years) in the coming period.
  • SONIA futures flat to +4.0.
  • BoE-dated OIS remains sticky, showing ~41bp of cuts through year end.
  • Economic resilience and a lack of commitment to follow up cuts from the BoE has allowed SONIA markets to decouple from SOFR & EUR peers in recent weeks.
  • Wider macro matters are set to dominate into the weekend, with little of note on the UK calendar.
  • Further out, final PMIs, the BoE DMP survey and comments from BoE’s Breeden headline next week’s UK agenda (note Breeden will speak on supervisory matters, not monetary policy).
BoE MeetingSONIA BoE-Dated OIS (%)Difference Vs. Current Effective SONIA Rate (bp)
Sep-244.908-4.2
Nov-244.684-26.6
Dec-244.544-40.7
Feb-254.342-60.8
Mar-254.197-75.3
May-254.031-91.9
Jun-253.934-101.6
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Gilts firmer alongside Bunds, with participants fading yesterday afternoon’s U.S. data-/oil-driven weakness.

  • Futures +52 at 99.01.
  • The technical backdrop is bullish. Initial resistance at this week’s high (99.21).
  • Yields 3-4bp lower across the curve, light flattening bias.
  • The DMO’s quarterly issuance calendar did not provide any real shocks.
  • The most meaningful surprise probably came via the announcement of a consultation to gather views on continuing demand for a short conventional gilt tender (for a maturity of under three years) in the coming period.
  • SONIA futures flat to +4.0.
  • BoE-dated OIS remains sticky, showing ~41bp of cuts through year end.
  • Economic resilience and a lack of commitment to follow up cuts from the BoE has allowed SONIA markets to decouple from SOFR & EUR peers in recent weeks.
  • Wider macro matters are set to dominate into the weekend, with little of note on the UK calendar.
  • Further out, final PMIs, the BoE DMP survey and comments from BoE’s Breeden headline next week’s UK agenda (note Breeden will speak on supervisory matters, not monetary policy).
BoE MeetingSONIA BoE-Dated OIS (%)Difference Vs. Current Effective SONIA Rate (bp)
Sep-244.908-4.2
Nov-244.684-26.6
Dec-244.544-40.7
Feb-254.342-60.8
Mar-254.197-75.3
May-254.031-91.9
Jun-253.934-101.6