EUROPEAN FIXED INCOME UPDATE: debt slide continues almost relentlessly

Analysis details (10:56)

Bears remain in control of proceedings as alluded to earlier, and momentum is building with little sign of underlying buyers turning the tide as more technical and psychological support levels are breached. Bunds have now been down to 128.87 from a peak at 129.56 that matched their previous Eurex close, but perhaps crucially did not lead to any follow through, while Gilts are now probing 95.50 to the downside after failing to retain 96.00+ status very early on Liffe and the T-note is rooted to the base of its 108-11/25+ range. Naturally, yields are extending to fresh peaks, and there may be some respite for bonds if the 10 year German benchmark holds around 2.80% and its US equivalent is capped circa 4.50%.

25 Sep 2023 - 10:56- Fixed IncomeResearch Sheet- Source: Newsquawk

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