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STIR: Short sterling futures have been the biggest mover in G3 STIR futures this
morning following the weaker than expected Q2 GDP print. GDP fell -0.2% in the
quarter, but a large proportion of this fall was a bounceback from the
stockpiling seen in Q1 which had boosted GDP to 0.5%Q/Q. There was some focus on
the flat June GDP print, but also mention of the downward revision to the April
print. The White part of the curve bull flattened, rising 1-4 ticks while the
rest of the strip generally moved 4-5 ticks higher.
- Moves in the Eurodollar and Euribor strips have been much more limited. Some
Eurodollar White contracts are 1.5 ticks higher but the rest of the ED and ER
strips are within 1 tick of yesterday's closing levels.

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