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Societe Generale: UK gilts to underperform further

Wednesday, March 4, 2015 12:58 PM UTC

Quotes from Societe Generale

Position for 5s10s curve steepening as political risks support the front-end safe-haven bidwhile risk premium is inserted into 10Y.
Position for wider 10Y breakevens. Linkers should protect from higher inflation if the GBPweakens.
Current entry levels are unattractive but we view any tightening as an opportunity to sell 10Ygilts versus Bunds.

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