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    Market Update – European Session: European Bonds Rebound On Month End Flows As Eurozone CPI Comes In Line With Views

    Notes/Observations

    European June CPI nudges lower month on month but in line with forecasts, whilst French CPI was flat

    German Unemployment rises for the first time in 8 months

    Germany 10 year Bund trades at 6 week lows before retracing sharply on short covering flows.

    Overnight

    Asia:

    China official PMIs hit 3-month high

    Japan core CPI reaches 2-year high and recorded the fifth monthly increase, Industrial Output fell at fastest pace since Mar 2011.

    South Korea President Moon and US President Trump promise to make joint efforts to denuclearize North Korea

    Europe:

    Eurozone Flash CPI comes in line with forecasts but dips slightly from the prior month, French prelim CPI flat y/y.

    German unemployment recorded first rise in 8 months and 2nd rise in the past 14 months while unemployment rate remained unchanged.

    Bayer shares fall sharply after announcing it expects negative earnings impact from Its Brazilian Crop Science Business

    BoE Haldane noted policy makers are watching for signs of wage growth pickup, reiterates any policy tightening will be limited & gradual

    UK consumer confidence hits 11 month low with higher inflation and weaker wage growth cited

    Americas:

    Fed’s Bullard (non-voter, dovish): Sees more sympathy at the Fed for view that inflation is not coming back to target as quick as first thought

    Economic Data

    (EU) EURO ZONE JUN CPI ESTIMATE Y/Y: 1.3% V 1.3%E; CPI CORE Y/Y: 1.1% V 1.0%E

    (DE) GERMANY JUN UNEMPLOYMENT CHANGE: +7K V -10KE; UNEMPLOYMENT RATE: 5.7%E V 5.7%E (First rise in unemployment in 8 months)

    (DE) GERMANY MAY RETAIL SALES M/M: 0.5% V 0.3%E; Y/Y: 4.8% V 2.8%E

    (FR) FRANCE JUN PRELIMINARY CPI M/M: 0.0% V 0.0%E; Y/Y: 0.7% V 0.7%E

    (UK) JUNE GFK CONSUMER CONFIDENCE: -10 V -7E (11-month low)

    (UK) Q1 FINAL GDP Q/Q: 0.2% V 0.2%E; Y/Y: 2.0% V 2.0%E

    (UK) Q1 FINAL TOTAL BUSINESS INVESTMENT Q/Q: 0.6% V 0.6% PRELIM; Y/Y: 0.7% V 0.8% PRELIM

    (CH) SWISS JUN KOF LEADING INDICATOR: 105.5 V 102.2E

    (NO) NORWAY JUN UNEMPLOYMENT RATE: 2.6% V 2.6%E

    (AT) Austria May PPI M/M: -0.4% v 0.2% prior; Y/Y: 2.0% v 2.8% prior

    (NO) Norway May Retail Sales W/Auto Fuel M/M: 1.3% v 0.0%e

    Fixed Income Issuance:

    (IT) ITALY DEBT AGENCY (TESORO) SELLS TOTAL OF €6.35B V €5.5-6.5B INDICATED IN 5-YEAR AND 10-YEAR BTP BONDS

    SPEAKERS/FIXED INCOME/FX/COMMODITIES/ERRATUM

    Equities

    Indices [Stoxx50 +0.3% at 3,479, FTSE -0.1% at 7,343, DAX +0.2% at 12,438, CAC-40 +0.4% at 5,178, IBEX-35 +0.3% at 10,559, FTSE MIB +0.3% at 20,766, SMI +0.3% at 8,975, S&P 500 Futures +0.1%]

    Market Focal Points/Key Themes: European stocks opened down in line with Asia, but rebounded during the session; more hawkish tone from central bankers kept sentiment depressed; oil continued to support energy stocks; German healthcare sector dragged down by Bayer; UK stocks weighed down by strong pound; Delivery Hero debuts at €26.90/shr; attention shifting to core PCE deflator out later today; few companies reporting in US session with Kingtone and Terraform

    Equities

    Consumer discretionary [Technicolor TCH.FR -8.4% (cuts outlook), Trinity Mirror (TNI.UK) +5.8% (trading update), Adidas ADS.DE +3.3% (Nike reported)]

    Energy [Vopak VPK.NL -2.3% (analyst action)]

    Healthcare [Bayer BAYN.DE -3.9%, (cuts outlook)]

    Financials [Uniplol UNI.IT +2.9% (restructuring)]

    Industrials [Subsea 7 SUBC.NO +2.5% (acquisition)]

    Materials [Polyus Gold PGIL.UK -1.3% (placement)

    Technology [Soitec SOIT.FR +0.3% (placement)]

    Speakers

    Non seen

    Currencies

    EURUSD trades below 1.14 giving back some ground after the recent strong run up this week as prelim Eurozone CPI came in line with forecasts, EURYEN slips to new daily low trading below 127.50.

    GBPUSD falls after the UK current account widened in the first quarter, falling to 1.2984 with immediate support seen at 1.2975.

    Fixed Income

    Bund futures trade at 162.51 up 34 ticks bouncing sharply of 161.88 which marked new 6 week lows as the downward momentum continued. The bounce higher has been put down to short covering with continued upside eyeing 162.58, a move lower looks to retest 161.88.

    Friday’s liquidity report showed Thursday’s excess liquidity fell to €1.612T a fall of €22B from €1.634T prior. Use of the marginal lending facility rose to €126M from €100M prior.

    Corporate issuance was quiet entering into the US holidays. Issuance for the first 6 months of the year posted a record high of 718.7B slightly ahead of the $718.2B posted in 2015. January was the biggest month with over $176B.
    For the week ending June 28th, Lipper US Fund flows reported IG funds net inflows of $724.3M bringing YTD inflows to $66.6B, High Yield funds reported outflows of $1.74B bringing YTD outflows to $6.57B.

    Looking Ahead

    05:30 (SL) Sri Lanka Jun CPI Y/Y: No est v 6.0% prior

    06:00 (PT) Portugal May Retail sales M/M: No est v 1.5% prior; Y/Y: No est v 4.9% prior

    06:00 (PT) Portugal May Industrial Production M/M: No est v 0.2% prior; Y/Y: No est v -1.2% prior

    07:30 (IN) India Weekly Forex Reserves

    08:00 (PL) Poland Jun Preliminary CPI M/M: 0.1%e v 0.0% prior; Y/Y: 1.9%e v 1.9% prior

    08:00 (BR) Brazil May National Unemployment Rate: 13.7%e v 13.6% prior

    08:00 (ZA) South Africa May Trade Balance (ZAR): No est v 5.1B prior

    08:00 (ZA) South Africa May Budget Balance (ZAR): No est v -30.7B prior

    08:15 (UK) Baltic Dry Bulk Index

    08:30 (US) May Personal Income: 0.3%e v 0.4% prior; Personal Spending: 0.1%e v 0.4% prior, Real Personal Spending (PCE): 0.2%e v 0.2% prior

    08:30 (US) May PCE Deflator M/M: -0.1%e v 0.2% prior; Y/Y: 1.5%e v 1.7% prior

    08:30 (US) May PCE Core M/M: 0.0%e v 0.2% prior; Y/Y: 1.4%e v 1.5% prior

    08:30 (CA) Canada Apr GDP M/M: No est v 0.5% prior; Y/Y: No est v 3.2% prior

    08:30 (CA) Canada May Industrial Product Price M/M: No est v 0.6% prior; Raw Materials Price Index M/M: No est v 1.6% prior

    09:00 (RU) Russia Q1 Final Current Account: No est v $22.8B prior

    09:00 (CL) Chile May Unemployment Rate: No est v 6.7% prior

    09:00 (CL) Chile May Manufacturing Production Y/Y: No est v -7.5% prior, Industrial Production Y/Y: No est v -4.2% prior

    09:00 (CL) Chile May Total Copper Production: No est v 429.2K prior

    09:30 (BR) Brazil May Primary Budget Balance (BRL): No est v 13.0B prior; Nominal Budget Balance: NO est v -15.4B prior, Net Debt % GDP: No est v 47.7% prior

    09:45 (US) Jun Chicago Purchasing Manager: 58.0e v 59.4 prior

    10:00 (MX) Mexico May Net Outstanding Loans (MXN): No est v 3.73T prior

    10:00 (US) June Final Michigan Confidence: 94.5e v 94.5 prelim

    10:30 (CA) Bank of Canada (BOC) Q2 Senior Loan Officer Survey: No est v -1.9 prior; Business Outlook Future Sales: No est v 21 prior

    11:00 (CO) Colombia May Urban Unemployment Rate: 10.2%e v 10.7% prior; National Unemployment: No est v 8.9% prior

    13:00 (US) Weekly Baker Hughes Rig Count data

    15:00 (CO) Colombia Central Bank Interest Rate Decision: Expected to cut Overnight Lending Rate by 50bps to 5.75%

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