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Rates volatility is dampening sentiment, with higher Bund yields causing a compression in their spread to swaps, effectively making rates products more expensive to core European government bonds.
The EU's deals may perform further, but not for long, believe traders
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Covered bonds, SSAs widen on concerns about rates and Italy's budget deficit
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The European Union’s last syndication of the year, set to be priced on Wednesday, should go well as it is expected to come with a generous concession to a market that has cheapened going into the sale. But after opening strongly, the bond traded down in the grey market on Tuesday. -
Smaller rate rise may see earlier start to quantitative tightening
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Last week’s bonds from the European Union have performed well, boding well for next week’s auction and another syndication in the following week
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The European Union’s syndication was priced cheaply in a receptive market
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Amendments to market best practice urge changes to the settlement efficiency aspects of the Central Securities Depository Regulation
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The EU is expected to tilt the bulk of remaining supply to the long end of the curve
