Gilt futures traded sharply lower last Wednesday, extending the current bear cycle. The impulsive sell-off strengthens a bearish theme. The move down exposes 90.92, 76.4% of the Apr 9 - May 2 rally. A break of this level would strengthen the bearish condition and open 90.47, the Apr 11 low. Note that the strong rally from last Thursday’s low does ease bearish pressure. Resistance to watch is at 92.28, the 20-day EMA. A break would be bullish.
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Date | Time | Country | Event |
25-Apr | 0745 | FR | Manufacturing Sentiment |
29-Apr | 0700 | DE | GFK Consumer Climate |
29-Apr | 0800 | ES | HICP (p) / GDP |
29-Apr | 0900 | EU | M3 / Consumer Expectations Survey |
29-Apr | 0900 | IT | ISTAT Confidence Indices |
29-Apr | 1000 | EU | Consumer Confidence, Industrial Sentiment |
30-Apr | 0630 | FR | GDP (p) / Consumer Spending |
30-Apr | 0700 | DE | Import/Export Prices / Retail Sales |
30-Apr | 0745 | FR | HICP (p) / PPI |
30-Apr | 0855 | DE | Unemployment |
30-Apr | 0900 | DE | GDP (p) / State level CPI |
30-Apr | 0900 | IT | GDP (p) |
30-Apr | 1000 | EU | GDP preliminary flash est. |
30-Apr | 1000 | IT | HICP (p) |
30-Apr | 1100 | IT | PPI |
30-Apr | 1300 | DE | HICP (p) |
JGB futures are stronger, +18 compared to settlement levels, sitting near the middle of the range after a choppy session.