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GILT SUMMARY
GILT SUMMARY: The UK Gilt market was softer this morning along with EGBs and
Treasuries on the news of the US senate vote regarding the budget resolution.
Weakness extended nearly all through the day. 
- Gilts pared some of the losses as they headed into the close. 
- Brexit headlines filtered in throughout the day with President of the European
Council Donald Tusk tweeting that the EU27 were to begin internal preparations
for the second phase of talks. Then President of the European Commission
followed up with a statement saying that he hates the idea of a "no deal
scenario". These comments gave some positive light to talks that have viewed by
many as heading towards disaster. Gilts weakened on the news. However, British
PM Theresa May did concede that sufficient progress had not been made as she
would have liked.
- 2Y Gilt yield is +1.1bp at 0.434%, 10Y +4bp at 1.318 and 30Y +4.3bp at 1.901%
according to Tradeweb.         

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