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Citi's month-end extension model points to the Euro index extending by 0.05yrs, in-line with the 5yr average, most supportive for OATs and Bunds

Citi's analysis indicating a month-end extension of 0.05 years in the Euro index aligns with historical averages, suggesting stable expectations around duration.

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This is particularly supportive for OATs and Bunds, as it reflects continued demand while indicating no significant shifts in investor sentiment towards European sovereign debt. Such stability may also influence broader risk sentiment in the fixed income space.

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