RENEWABLES: German Morning Renewable Forecast

Feb-13 08:38

See the latest German renewables forecast for base-load hours from this morning for the next seven days. German spot prices are likely be elevated over 17-18 February (Mon-Tues) as wind is only expected at a 6% load factor over the period coupled with rising demand from the weekend.

 

German: Wind for 14-21 February

 

  • 14 February: 4.17GW
  • 15 February: 2.43GW
  • 16 February: 10.55GW
  • 17 February: 4.19GW
  • 18 February: 3.86GW
  • 19 February: 10.60GW
  • 20 February: 13.74GW
  • 21 February: 22.14GW

 

German: Solar for 14-21 February

 

  • 14 February: 5.38GW
  • 15 February: 11.35GW
  • 16 February: 12.27GW
  • 17 February: 16.33GW
  • 18 February: 16.58GW
  • 19 February: 15.72GW
  • 20 February: 11.45GW
  • 21 February: 15.26GW






     

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Historical bullets

EURIBOR OPTIONS: Call fly vs put spread

Jan-14 08:37

ERM5 97.625/97.75/97.875c fly vs 97.4375/97.3125ps, bought the fly for 0.25 and half in 9k.

EGB SYNDICATION: 10-year GGB: Books open

Jan-14 08:29
  • Guidance: MS+107bps area
  • Size: Benchmark (MNI expects E3-4bln)
  • Maturity: 15 June 2035
  • Settlement: 21 January, 2025 (T+5)
  • ISIN: GR0124041758

Via Bloomberg / market source

GILTS: Benefitting From Wider Bid

Jan-14 08:27

Gilts track global peers higher, with media reports pointing to the potential for a more gradualist tariff approach from President-elect Trump and Franch political headlines providing support.

  • Futures as high as 89.72 before fading back to 89.55.
  • Bearish technicals intact, initial support & resistance located at 88.96/90.31.
  • Yields 1-3bp lower, curve bull steepens.
  • 10s spread to Bunds 2bp tighter, oscillating around 225bp.
  • BoE-dated OIS still pricing 44bp of cuts through year-end, SONIA futures flat to +3.0.
  • Today’s GBP1.0bln 30-year 1.25% Nov-54 I/L gilt auction will probably get more attention than usual, with the potential for it to be viewed as a litmus test for demand by wider markets given the recent weakness in UK assets.
  • Chancellor Reeves’ will appear in the Commons later today, with MPs set to question the UK’s fiscal outlook after the recent increase in market-based fiscal risk premia.
  • Don’t expect much of a change in tone, with her focus set to remain on the upholding of fiscal rules and a desire to generate economic growth.

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