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BOND SUMMARY
BOND SUMMARY: Safe-haven bonds are stronger across the board as equities have
weakened, with markets seemingly seeking direction following Thu`s Fed hold.
- Treasuries are slightly higher post-FOMC, though T-Notes are merely back to
levels just prior to midterm election results, as if nothing has happened. Dec18
T-Note future up 6.5/32 at 117-315; curve bull flattening.
- Italy Econ Min Tria and Deputy PM Di Maio reaffirmed that the government will
stick with its budget proposals; EU's Dombrovskis said EDP being considered
against Italy. BTP Dec18 futures off 29 ticks at 121.76.
- Re-emerging doubts over a Brexit deal reached next week and weak internals to
Q3 UK GDP data have helped boost Gilts - Dec18 fut up 36 ticks at 121.54.
- The Dec 18 Bund future is up 37 ticks at 159.74, having traded in a range of
159.43-159.82 today.
- JGBs a touch higher as well, Dec18 futures up 4 ticks at 150.73.
- Rates futures up: ED$ up 2.5-3.0 ticks in Reds-Blues; Blue SStg up 4-5 ticks.
- Focus Friday largely on US - PPI data & UMich sentiment, while Fedspeak picks
up with Williams, Harker & Quarles all due.

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