AUCTION PREVIEW: Higher Yield, RV Value Positive for Schatz
(Bloomberg) -- Germany to sell 0% 09/2018 for EU5b at 11:30am CET; yields ~9bps above prior 2Y sale at -0.60%, analysts generally optimistic on the sale.
- Citi (Aman Bansal)
- Recent Schatz auctions have registered strong auction demand recently, despite record low yield levels
- In RV, 2Y sector is cheapest on German curve vs fitted curve, 1s and 3s look relatively rich on the same metric, can be seen on 1s2s3s fly, which has cheapened over past six months
- Unicredit (Michael Rottman)
- Last two Schatz auctions went well, average yield of -0.69% in July, -0.55% in June
- Hard to see value at current levels at around -60bps unless view is for further cuts in depo rate, which is doubtful
- Commerzbank (David Schnautz)
- This will be first auction without new record low yield as current valuations suggest yield around -60bp, compares to -69bps when Schatz 06/2018 last reopened
- Auction should go smoothly due to recent sell-off, lack of comparable supply pressure, likely BOE easing tomorrow which may prompt expectations of fresh ECB stimulus
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HALISTER1Source: BFW (Bloomberg First Word)
People Aman Bansal (Citigroup Inc)
David Schnautz (Commerzbank AG)
Michael Rottmann (UniCredit SpA)
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