Germany, bond and Worst Day
How Big Is Germany's Spending Bombshell? Its Bonds Are Having Their Worst Day Since Reunification.
Germany's government bonds staged a historic selloff on Wednesday, as investors braced for the government to break with decades of balanced-budgeting in an effort to revive the economy and bolster military defenses.
Global bond prices were tumbling again on Thursday as debt markets digested the German government-in-waiting's plan to tweak ...
The closely-watched premium investors demand to hold Italy's 10-year bonds over Germany's fell below 100 basis points on ...
Chancellor-in-waiting Friedrich Merz (pictured) outlined plans to exclude military spending from the country's stringent ...
Government bonds are coming under pressure globally, as Germany's move to cast off fiscal prudence to retool its economy and ...
The European Central Bank cut interest rates as expected on Thursday and kept the door ajar to more, even as a looming trade ...
Germany's 10-year bond yield was on track for its biggest one-day jump since the country's reunification in 1990, spawned by a massive plan for spending on defense and infrastructure investments. The ...
Japanese and German government bond yields climbed sharply on Thursday, with Japan's 10-year yield reaching its highest level ...
Asian stocks rose on Thursday as investors held out hope that trade tensions could ease after U.S. President Donald Trump ...
While markets are reacting in a huge way to Germany's new fiscal plans, of course a German bond fund manager writing for the Bond Vigilante blog might take exception. Wolfgang Baeur, a fixed-income ma ...
The euro extended its gains after the European Central Bank cut interest rates as expected on Thursday (Mar 6) and kept the ...
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