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GILTS
GILTS: The Gilt made headway early on in the session as weak construction PMI
data added to a reaction to the North Korean nuclear test.
- Over the weekend, there were reports that the UK would ultimately accept a
Brexit bill of Stg50bln but on Sunday, David Davis called this suggestion
'nonsense'.
- The best performing sector on the curve (just about) was the 3-7Y area i.e.
where the Bank of England conducted a Asset Purchase Reinvestment auction in the
afternoon. A large cover ratio at this operation briefly pushed the Gilt market
lower but did not undermine the 3-7 Year's relatively good performance. 
- About the only decent movement along the yield curve over a very dull session
was a 1.3bp rise in the 30Y real yield, with a lot of the damage done just
before the start of the Bank of England operation. 
- As the close approached, the 10Y gilt yield was down 0.3bp at 0.697% and 2-10Y
curve spread was unchanged.

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