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EGB SUMMARY
EGB SUMMARY: Protests in France have started to spill into the markets with OAT
yields rising as the French Central Bank cut Q4 GDP forecasts this morning.
- The OAT/Bund 10-yr spread has widened 2bps to 45.9bps, highest since May 2017.
- Elsewhere in Europe it's been a fairly quiet morning, main source of newsflow
has been UK PM May reportedly pulling Tuesday`s Brexit withdrawal vote.
- The Mar-19 Bund future is down 7 ticks at 163.10, having traded in a range of
162.98-163.34 today. 
- The short end of the Bund cash curve has underperformed with the 2-yr and 5-yr
yields both up 2.5bps at -0.574% and -0.279% respectively. The 10-yr yield is up
0.9bps at 0.268%, whilst the 30-yr yield has fallen 1bps to 0.872%.
- The Mar-19 BTP future is up 33 ticks at 123.76 with confirmation that Italian
PM Conte will meet with EU`s Juncker to discuss the budget on Wednesday. 
- The 2-Yr BTP yield is down 4.1bps at 0.695%, 5-Yr is down 4.3bps at 2.176%,
10-Yr is down 3bps at 3.102%, and 30-Yr is down 2.6bps at 3.703%.
- The Portuguese PGB/Bund 10-yr spread has also widened, 1.8bps to 153.1bps.   

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