Austria and Slovenia look to hold syndications while Italy and Finland both still look to hold auctions this week. The EFSF has already held a syndication and the EU, Italy and Germany have already held auctions. We pencil in estimated gross issuance for the week at E31.4bln, up from E10.1bln last week.
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NET NOMINAL FLOWS: The week ahead sees three redemptions totalling E21.1bln: most notably E17.7bln from a formerly 5-year Spanish Bono and E3.25bln of a formerly 20-year Italian ISPA High Speed Railway Funding Note. Coupon payments for the week are E15.2bln, of which E10.1bln are Spanish and E4.9bln are Italian. This leaves estimated net flows for the week at negative E6.6bln, versus negative E7.3bln last week.
Gilt futures continue to trade below resistance at 98.93, the Jul 18 high. A resumption of weakness would signal scope for an extension towards 96.57, the Jul 1 low. Clearance of this level would strengthen a bearish threat. For bulls, Friday’s strong bounce is a positive development. A move through 98.93, and 99.23, the Jun 21 high, would confirm a resumption of the bull cycle that started May 29.
Italy, Germany, Spain, France and Belgium all look to hold conventional auctions in the week ahead. We pencil in estimated gross issuance for the week at E29.7bln up from E18.9bln last week.