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Italy flash HICP printed in line with consensus at 1.2% Y/Y in December (vs 1.1% Nov), alongside the softer-than-expected Eurozone flash print. The rise was mainly driven by strength in food and services (which looks to have been led by transport services), partially offset by declines in energy and non-energy industrial goods.



Treasuries continue to trade above key support at 111-29, the Dec 10 low and bear trigger. An early rally briefly topped the 112-19+ 50-day EMA before prices quickly reversed. This keeps the trend set-up bearish and a breach of 111-29 would confirm a resumption of the bear cycle. This would open 111-19 initially, a Fibonacci projection. On the upside, key short-term resistance is unchanged at 112-31, the Dec 18 high, where a break would undermine a bear theme and signal scope for a stronger recovery instead.