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STIR: STIR markets have seen a slightly risk-on tone this morning on the back of
headlines overnight that suggest a memorandum of understanding was being drawn
up between the US and China regarding trade. The Eurodollar strip is 1-2 ticks
lower across the curve. Later today will see December durable goods orders and
January existing home sales data released but there are no Fed speakers
scheduled.
- The Euribor curve has seen Greens and Blue 1.5-2 ticks lower on the day, Reds
0.5-1.5 ticks lower and Whites within 0.5 ticks of yesterday's close. This
morning's PMI data was mixed with French services and manufacturing both beating
expectations, as did Eurozone and German services. However, there was a large
drop in the German manufacturing PMI which fell to its lowest level for over six
years.
- The short sterling strip has also moved lower with Whites flat to 1 tick
lower, Reds 1 tick lower and Greens and Blues generally 1.5 ticks lower on the
day. UK public finance data was better than expected with tax income and capital
gains tax revenues higher than expected but politics remains the driver.

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