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EURIBOR: /WEEKLY UPDATE: Euribor futures have rallied up to 5.5 basis points
this week. The majority of this move has occurred following Fed Chair Powell's
dovish speech which occurred close to the European close on Wednesday.
- The whites and, to a lesser extent, reds segment of the curve have also
steepened, with the H9 contract remaining largely unchanged. However, greens and
longer maturity contracts have seen more of a parallel shift.
- Indeed, the H9-H0 spread is at its tightest level in two years, but we still
think that there is scope for this spread to narrow yet further, particularly if
economic data in the Eurozone and the rest of the world continues to slow.
- Our ECB sources story last week revealed that at least some ECB sources are
debating whether to change the "balanced risks" language in the ECB statement.
- Optically, it would seem difficult for the ECB to normalise the deposit rate
while being increasingly concerned about downside risks.
- We think that expressing this view versus Eurodollar futures rather than
outright is more attractive.
- For charts see: http://marketnews-m.objects.xtenit.com/Euribor_-_301118.pdf

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