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GILT SUMMARY
GILT SUMMARY: Renewed concerns over breakdown in Brexit talks has led to the
recovery in UK Gilts this afternoon and look set to close near session highs.
- Gilts had pretty much recovered from sharp opening move lower before Bloomberg
put out a headline -- "UK is said to see Brexit breakdown if EU refuses to
compromise", and the EU put out an updated EU statement tightening the
conditions for UK to comply with before talks could progress, which pushed Gilts
higher and flattened the yield curve.
- 2-yr Gilt yield last -1.5bp at 0.453%, 5-yr -2.1bp at 0.786%, 10-yr -3.0bp at
1.336% and 30-yr -3.0bp at 1.892% according to Tradeweb.
- Gilts opened sharply lower with the 10-yr Gilt rising by over 4bp at one
stage, weighed by overnight move lower in US Treasuries and as markets had first
chance to react to BoE Carney comments late Friday -- "we are running out of
that spare capacity and that tolerance for having inflation over target", and
news that May/Davies were to have dinner/talks with Juncker & Barnier.
- Majority of sap spreads are tighter with the 15-yr seen leading the way at
-1.2bp, while breakevens are little changed.

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