Global bond sell-off deepens as Germany jolts markets
- Government borrowing costs rose globally as German bonds experienced a major sell-off, marking the largest daily yield jump since reunification, with the German 10-year bond yield up by around 30 basis points.
- Lawmakers in Germany agreed on plans to reform debt policy to boost national defense spending, impacting bond yields and stock markets.
- Investor demand for riskier assets increased in Europe following Germany's political changes, leading to notable shifts in bond yields across various countries.
- Significant market uncertainty regarding U.S. Trade policy and other global factors continues to weigh on bond prices, with implications for fiscal policy and interest rates.
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