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GILT SUMMARY
GILT SUMMARY: With a dearth of data or official speakers to direct markets,
Gilts have been taking cue from sell-off and the mild recovery in US Treasuries
and German Bunds. The 10-yr part of the yield curve has underperformed the rest
of the curve as majority of the move has been future led. 
- 2-yr Gilt yield +0.3bp at 0.576%, 5-yr +2.0bp at 0.862%, 10-yr +2.6bp at
1.334%, 30-yr +1.4bp at 1.829% & 50-yr +1.1bp at 1.614%.
- 5-yr part of the yield curve recovered from an early morning supply related
sell-off as tail ticked lower to 0.2bp from 0.3bp at the auction
- Closer to home the telegraph has reported that an early Brexit transitional
deal is not a "forgone conclusion" as France tries to drive home its Brexit
advantage according to sources.
- UK Prime Minister May and French President Macron meet in Sandhurst, UK today
and are expected to talk about Brexit, security and boarder checks at Calais.
- Breakevens are trading mixed with 5-yr 1.7bp tighter, while 10-yr and 30-yr
are 0.5bp and 1.2bp wider respectively. Majority of swaps spreads are a touch
wider with exception of the 2-yr which is slightly tighter.

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