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STIR: The biggest moves in the major money market futures contracts have been
seen in Eurodollar futures. Whites are 0.5-1.5 ticks lower on the day, Reds are
2-3 ticks lower, Greens 0.5-2.5 ticks lower while Blues are between half a tick
lower and half a tick higher on the day. Much of this move is driven by
continued optimism surrounding US politics. President Trump has hinted that he
would be open to extending the March 1 deadline that will trigger a rise in
tariffs on Chinese goods. There is also continued optimism that a second
government shutdown will be averted.
- The short sterling strip is generally one tick higher on the day (except
Whites which are largely within half a tick of yesterday's close). Yesterday's
headline which stated that the UK's chief Brexit negotiator was heard saying
that parliament would either have to accept May's deal or face a long delay to
Brexit has now been denied while UK CPI came in a little softer than expected by
markets but in line with BoE expectations.
- The Euribor strip is largely within half a tick of yesterday's close with the
pan-Eurozone IP print disappointing in an otherwise quiet day.

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