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The Bund contract started poorly but....>

EGB SUMMARY
EGB SUMMARY: The Bund contract started poorly but the absolute and net movements
have been extremely limited today, mainly down to a lack of market-moving
information.
- Overnight, the US dismissed the North Korean implied declaration of war but
there was no response from North Korea. 
- Italian paper came under some pressure early in the day but peripheral markets
are making a come-back and we hear of real money interest in the 5-10Y area of
the Spanish curve today.
- Italy successfully sold E3.0bln combined of CTZ and BTPei paper; the strongest
interest showed up in the 5Y linker. 
- Germany saw very strong demand for its fairly new Sep-19 Schatz. This auction
result has aided a additional increase  of the Schatz invoice spread. Since the
German election result, this spread has jumped from 51bp to 54.3bp.
- French business confidence was the only economic release of note but stayed at
109 in September compared to expectations for a small rise.

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