Euro -zone -effects rise on market jitters, yields drop

* The returns of the euro zone exceed better than US Treasury * move to Safe Havens CV as uncertainty continues. * The returns on the ECB on Thursday London, -The returns of the euro zone government dropped on Wednesday, which fared better than the US Treasury, as risk -turning over assets has pushed investors back to European safe ports. Germany’s ten -year return was lower at 2.505% after hit 2.479%, which is the lowest in a bit in a week. The measure of the eurozone was a great beneficiary of the recent tariff-induced market unrest, especially due to Jitters about US treasury. It trades broadly at the same level as early March before the announcement of a historical shift in German loan and fiscal policy, the German yield of ten years sent above 2.9%. The US 10-year-old Treasury was changed at 4.33%on Wednesday, leaving the gap between ten years and Germany with 182 BPS. The gap was as narrow in early April as 140 bps. Market sentiment has dropped as new US porches on the sales of China emphasized potential damage in a global trade war. US Treasury traded in a close series and barely responded to better than expected data on US consumer purchases before a speech by Federal Reserve chairman Jerome Powell. Safe ports climb while the movements were not so dramatic last week, shares fell and the currencies of the safe haven had gained as the relative calm of the last few days disappeared, which fueled the renewed demand for German debt. “The stability of euro markets compared to the US can make an attractive safe haven to hedge against global uncertainty,” analysts at Ing said in a note. “As such, we think bundles can see a healthy question from world investors in preparation for future turmoil.” In contrast, Inc noted that US government officials “haunted” by recent dynamics … try to make the Treasury markets disappear. ” On Tuesday, they cited the Treasury Deputy Secretary Secretary that officials had investigated the possible changes to regulating supplementary leverage relations, enabling banks to buy more treasury. The European Central Bank meets on Thursday, but as the markets consider a 25 -base point as anything but certain, the focus will be on what policy makers say about rates and whether they give any tips on how much further rates to lower. Germany’s rate -sensitive return of two years was 3.3 bps lower at 1.74%. The markets expect the ECB’s main rate to be 1.66% in December. Market prices reflect the expectations of two further rate cuts this year, in addition to Thursday’s move, although uncertainty is high as the tariff endpoint remains unknown. This means that it is difficult to project how large the growth of the eurozone will take from rates, and the effect on inflation of the resulting lower oil prices, a stronger euro and a possible increase in imports from China if it is switched off from US markets. China wants to deal with the European Union as a partner instead of a competitor, its ambassador to Spain said Wednesday. Elsewhere in European rates, the return of 10 years was 3.3 basis points at 3.696% and France’s 10 -year return by 4 BPS at 3.265%. This article was generated from an automated news agency feed without edits to text. First published: 16 Apr 2025, 09:41 IST