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STIR: Rather than the calm before the storm, it has been the calm after the
storm in STIR markets. After last week's Fed-driven and then German
manufacturing PMI driven rallies, STIR markets have taken a breather from moving
higher and have drifted a little lower this morning.
- Short sterling and Euribor futures are down 0.5-2 ticks across the curve. A
better than expected German IFO has helped dim some of the pessimism surrounding
the German and global outlooks but in an interview with MNI, ECB member Hansson
said that QE could be restarted, souring sentiment once again. Short sterling is
likely to be dominated by Brexit headlines today with parliament due to vote on
amendments at 22:00GMT, the debate due to begin at 17:00GMT and the cabinet
discussing next steps at the time of writing.
- The Eurodollar strip is down 0.5-1 tick across the curve. Today's US calendar
is fairly light with the Chicago Fed and Dallas Fed indices the highlights.

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