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Striking a relatively optimistic note...>

EGB SUMMARY
EGB SUMMARY: Striking a relatively optimistic note ECB Governing Council Member
Ardo Hansson has argued that the euro area economy is progressing broadly in
line with the official forecast and stated "for every bit of bad news, you get a
bit of better news".
- German bunds have traded sideways for most of the day with the curve a touch
flatter. Current yield levels: 2-year -0.584%, 10-year 0.229%, 30-year 0.871%.
- The French OAT curve has steepened since mid morning with 2s10s currently
trading at 116.4bps up from 115.4bps. The 3-year benchmark has underperformed on
the day with the yield up 1.2bps from yesterday.
- Italian BTPs have sold off this afternoon having lacked direction during the
morning session. Yields are up are 5-7bps across the curve. The sell-off
extended following the announcement of a planned syndicated 15-year note.
- The Spanish curve has steepened sharply from midday, driven by the longer-end
selling off. The 2s10s spread has pushed up to 171.2bps from 166.3bps.
- Euribor futures are down 0.5-3.5 ticks lower with greens/blues
underperforming.         

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