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REFILE-Euro zone bond yields edge lower ahead of inflation data - Vimarsana News

REFILE-Euro zone bond yields edge lower ahead of inflation data

Euro zone government bond yields ticked lower on Monday as investors await inflation data later this week while U.S. financial markets were closed for holiday.

CORRECTED-UPDATE 1-Euro zone bond yields pushed higher by global rate repricing - Vimarsana News

CORRECTED-UPDATE 1-Euro zone bond yields pushed higher by global rate repricing

Euro zone bond yields rose on Monday as a global repricing of interest rate expectations pushed borrowing costs in the common currency bloc back towards recent multi-month highs. Recent comments from European Central Bank officials including ECB chief Christine Lagarde have...

CORRECTED-UPDATE 1-German bond yields eye biggest two-day falling streak in months - Vimarsana News

CORRECTED-UPDATE 1-German bond yields eye biggest two-day falling streak in months

German bond yields were set for their biggest two-day falling streak in months as bond markets continued to reverse a recent spike in borrowing costs.

CORRECTED-UPDATE 1-Euro zone yields, inflation expectations fall as energy prices ease - Vimarsana News

CORRECTED-UPDATE 1-Euro zone yields, inflation expectations fall as energy prices ease

Euro zone bond yields fell on Thursday as energy prices continued to dip, recovering from a sharp sell-off a day earlier that had been driven by inflationary concerns.

Euro zone bond yields hold below recent highs as sentiment stabilises - Vimarsana News

Euro zone bond yields hold below recent highs as sentiment stabilises

Borrowing costs across the euro area held below recent highs on Monday, a sign that bond markets are on more stable ground after a recent sharp sell-off triggered by concern that monetary tightening could come sooner rather than later.