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Dealers are long of the same deals which are better offered in euros
Bearish rates outlook to turn as inflation recedes and recession looms
Supras look cheap to the EU and EIB is the latest to benefit
Covered bonds trade softer but spreads stable
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Yields and spreads collapse amid ‘desperate buying’ -
Sticky wage growth and higher net supply may then hit sentiment
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EU expected to syndicate a green bond
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Inventories to be pared down as end of year approaches
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The EU must issue more 10 years if it wants a futures market
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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.
