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GILT SUMMARY
GILT SUMMARY: The breakdown of Brexit negotiations over the weekend has
consolidated last week`s gains for Gilts first thing Monday.
- The Dec 18 Gilt future is up 20 ticks at 120.66, boosted by renewed Brexit
uncertainty as well as U.S.-Saudi tensions.
- Slight bull flattening in the curve: the 2-Yr yield is down 1.8bps at 0.818%,
5-Yr is down 2.1bps at 1.176%, 10-Yr is down 2.1bps at 1.612%, and 30-Yr is down
1.2bps at 2.024%.
- Short Sterling futures have gained across the strip, with Red and Green
contracts up the most (3 ticks). 
- Talks between Brexit Sec. Raab and EU chief negotiator Barnier reportedly
broke down Sunday and have been suspended until Wednesday's EU Summit dinner,
with Barnier noting that "despite intense efforts, some key issues are still
open, including the backstop to avoid a hard Irish border."
- But others (BBG) cited sources pointing to prospects for a deal soon.
- No key UK data today; later in the week sees a plethora however including
Jobless claims, September inflation, and public sector borrowing.

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