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I just reviewed the eurozone bond market and there are some interesting movements. German bonds continue to show strength, with 10-year yields dropping below 2.7%, which quite accurately reflects the current geopolitical situation and uncertainties with tariffs.
The curious thing is that despite all the trade uncertainty, Trump continues to maintain his protectionist stance, so investors seem to be seeking refuge in safe assets. The spreads between eurozone bonds and German bonds remain quite narrow, indicating confidence in these instruments.
Additionally, the German Financial Agency plans to auction 2 billion euros in bonds maturing in 2038 and 2041 this month. With the favorable capital flow patterns we are seeing, these German bonds are likely to have strong demand. Everything suggests that eurozone sovereign bonds will remain well-supported in the short term.