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GILT SUMMARY
GILT SUMMARY: Price action was a little subdued in the afternoon with Gilts
overall edging higher despite decent US data, possible resumption of US/China
trade talks and positing ahead of Fed FOMC and BoE MPC policy decision on
Wednesday and Thursday respectively. Gilt curve remains modestly flatter as
ultra long-end outperforms the rest of the curve.
- 2-yr Gilt yield is -1.2bp at 0.775%, 5-yr -1.4bp at 1.062%, 10-yr -1.7bp at
1.335%, 30-yr -2.1bp at 1.777% & 50-yr -2.6bp at 1.628% according to Tradeweb.
- Gilts attempted a recovery after first set of US data (personal spending) came
pretty much in-line with expectations, however, a Bloomberg headline that US and
China might resume trade talks sent Gilts back towards session lows. A surprise
rise in the Chicago PMI eventually weighed on Gilts as well.
- Gilts though regained some of the lost ground as markets looked ahead to Fed
FOMC and BoE MPC monetary policy decisions tomorrow and Thursday.
- Short sterling futures are steady to 1 ticks higher with exception of Jun22
contract which is 2 ticks higher. Swap spreads are 1-2bp wider and breakevens
are also modestly wider. 

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