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/SWAPS: Commerzbank: ASW De-Anchoring

BUNDS

Commerzbank write “one should not overlook the ongoing Bund cheapening vs. swaps, which continues in the long-end after 30y Bunds took out the 0bp support.”

  • “The DBR Aug54 is now trading at double-digit spreads over swaps.”
  • “The front end is somewhat better anchored by repo valuations, where the potential for further cheapening is limited near €STR/depo.”
  • “For ultralongs, however, the switch from a scarce to abundant supply regime can be more meaningful and valuations are also exposed to global (non-Bund specific) developments.”
  • “Despite all the structural differences, the U.S. Treasury curve serves as a reminder that top-rated govy yields can trade at 70bp above swaps.”
  • “A Trump confirmation after super-Tuesday may add to the challenging longer-term supply/demand prospects.”
  • “Long-end Bunds should be better protected by the debt brake, but also owing to their unique role as top € safe asset and the still limited free float.”
MNI London Bureau | +44 0203-865-3809 | anthony.barton@marketnews.com
MNI London Bureau | +44 0203-865-3809 | anthony.barton@marketnews.com

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