10 Year Gilt: Testing 116.22

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10 Year Gilt
 10 Year Gilt

Gilts tested 116.22 and bottomed just below at 116.16. Failure here could sees us heading for 115.92 today with Jan lows offering support at 115.80/75.

Resistance at 116.54 then 116.75/78 could see us top out. However if we continue higher look for 116.97

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