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SAGB Curve Looks to Close The Week Marginally Bull Flatter

SOUTH AFRICA
  • SAGBs trade little changed this morning, having held a choppy but mostly firmer course in yesterday’s session.
  • Yields fell -3.6-11.6bp across the curve with the 5Y most bid. 10 & 30Y tenors remain within their bear channel patterns, but have been exerting pressure on the upper end of the band in line with hawkish impulses coming from the Fed.
  • 10.00 & 10.60 remain the key pivot resistance points in the 10 & 30Y, while 9.80 & 10.40 are notable supports.
  • W/w the SAGB curve stands -6-8bp bull flatter in the 10-30Y section of the curve.
  • 3x6 FRA-Jiba3m spreads have stabilised around +60bp, with BofA coming out yesterday in support of three more +25bp hikes in 2022, but no acceleration to +50bp steps.

MNI London Bureau | +44 020-3983-7894 | murray.nichol@marketnews.com
MNI London Bureau | +44 020-3983-7894 | murray.nichol@marketnews.com

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