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EGB SUMMARY
EGB SUMMARY: There is a small drift lower in the Bund contract this morning as
risky assets have made a small comeback after the decent Facebook inspired
equity losses of yesterday.
- The Brexit transition agreement may also be weighing on Bund prices. Weakness
is across the board in EGB with even the peripheral markets feeling the
pressure.
- There was also a likely payer of EUR 4Y swaps at 0750GMT for at least E190mln,
which may have started or added to the soft EGB market. 
- The German Finanzagentur is selling E4bln of 2Y Schatz; bear in mind that the
past two Schatz auctions have been technically uncovered. Auction cut-off is
1030GMT. The Schatz 2Y yield is 1bp higher at -0.585%. The 10Y is 1.6bp higher
and coincidentally a positive 0.585% yield.
- Beyond the ZEW release at 1000GMT, Eurozone consumer confidence is released at
1500GMT. Note that Japan will be closed tomorrow.
- Investors are also closely monitoring ZEW data at 1000GMT to assess effects of
trade-war talk on confidence. 

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