Global Market: Eurozone Bond Selloff Eases as Yields Remain Near Multi-Year Highs
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Global Market: Eurozone bond selloff eases as yields remain near multi-year highs
Eurozone government bond yields remain near multi-year highs as resilient economic activity and elevated oil prices fuel expectations of further ECB tightening, with French borrowing costs facing additional pressure.
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Global interest rates around the world are at the highest, at levels unprecedented for twenty years, to the point that some today fear a debt crisis.
Sovereign bond bonds are again at the centre of market attention this Thursday, with the French debt taking particular prominence after the 10-year rate has exceeded 4.5% and the premium required for the German debt approaching peaks of more than a decade.
The yield on the French 10-year note climbed earlier to a more than 18-year high.
European government bond yields are rising as investors reassess the geopolitical risk associated with the possibility of a new escalation of tensions between the United States and Iran. At the same time, the new rise in oil prices is reviving concerns about inflationary pressures. This picture comes after a significant easing in borrowing costs recorded on Monday, when the decline in crude and signs of improving oil supply boosted demand for go…
The prolonged regional war with Iran has caused a sharp increase in energy costs and put French companies under pressure from rising interest rates.
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