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Pullback From Highs Extends On U.S. PMIs

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The drift away from early London highs has extended on the U.S. PMIs, although sequential cooling in inflation pressures within the U.S data limits the sell off.

  • Gilt futures print as low as 98.50, but don’t threaten Thursday’s low.
  • Yields are flat to 3bp higher on the day, as the curve moves to bear flattening.
  • Today’s general flattening move may be a function of expectations for a slowing of the pace of BoE long end APF sales during Q3 (schedule due to be released at 16:30, we will provide deeper colour in an upcoming preview bullet).
  • SONIA futures +0.5 to -2.0, BoE-dated OIS shows ~47bp of ’24 cuts vs. ~50bp earlier today.
  • Next week sees a slowdown in scheduled UK risk events, which will likely mean domestic headlines focus on pre-election political posturing.
MNI London Bureau | +44 0203-865-3809 | anthony.barton@marketnews.com

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