Euro zone bond yields nudge higher as oil rises, inflation data in focus
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The revenues of the European public bonds closed in high, with the German Bund rate of ten years in the maximum in 17 years, in front of the high oil prices after new impasses in the negotiations between the United States and Iran to close the conflict in the Middle East. The pressure also reflects the concern of investors with increasing fiscal deficits. Exclusive material for subscribers. To have full access, access the link of the matter and …
Investors broke up with government bonds on Monday. The US in particular is now under pressure. What does the oil price have to do with it – and how does the gold price react?
Global Market: Eurozone bond yields rise as oil climbs, inflation data eyed
Eurozone government bond yields rose as higher oil prices and uncertainty over the US-Iran conflict heightened inflation and interest-rate concerns. Germany’s 10-year yield reached its highest level since 2009, while markets awaited eurozone inflation data. Investors expect September inflation to accelerate, potentially reinforcing expectations of further European Central Bank rate increases.
The main European exchanges opened today on high, paying attention again to the evolution of the price of oil, which is rising, and the interest of sovereign debts, which continue on high. The content Scholarships on high attentive to the evolution of oil and sovereign debts appears first in Folha Nacional.
European government bond markets came under pressure today as rising oil prices reignited inflation concerns and boosted yields.
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