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BOND SUMMARY
BOND SUMMARY: Sovereign Bonds are trading modestly lower and are at or close to
session lows, weighed by expectation that the ECB could start rising rates
earlier than initially thought following a Bloomberg ECB sources story. 
- German Bunds have extended opening losses weighed by the Bloomberg story,
better than expected German factory orders and bond supply from France and
Spain. German 10-yr yield is +3bp 0.334%, curve pivoting around 5-yr sector.
- EMU periphery are holding up relatively well with the exception of the
short-end of the BTP curve which has seen some heavy selling. 1-yr Bund/BTP is
+1bp
- US 10-yr yield is 2.6bp higher at 2.857% with curve ever so slightly bear
flattening with 5s/30s 0.8bp tighter at 22.8bps as cash markets return from
independence day holiday with key events over next 2-days seen directing mkts.
- Gilts also trading lower led by the 2-yr to 10-yr part of the curve, as chance
of next BoE rate hike coming in Aug increases, while long-end remains anchored.
10-yr Gilt yield is +1.8bp at 1.295% with 2s/30s 0.9bp tighter.
- Money market futures are lower across the board with Euribors underperforming

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