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Danske Bank continues to be long on Danish government bonds versus core bonds
Danske Bank continues to be long on Danish government bonds versus core bonds, expecting they will benefit from strong liquidity backflow in the middle of the month. The 0.25% November 2018 bond will bond will mature on Nov. 15, and several other Danish bonds will also pay coupons. "We continue to be long Danish government bonds versus core as liquidity is supportive together with little net supply and foreign interest given the 'yield pickup' from the FX forwards," says Danske senior analyst Mikael Olai Milhoj.
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