Euro zone borrowing costs edged lower
on Monday, while the gap between Italian and German 10-year
yields dropped to its lowest level since March 2022 as investors
were keen on locking in attractive.
By Stefano Rebaudo MILAN (Reuters) - Euro zone bond yields picked up on Monday, steadying after falling sharply last week when markets scaled back their expectations for monetary tightening by the European Central Bank as the conflict in Ukraine showed no sign of cooling.
The Italian Air Force interceptors, recently joined by the German Air Force Eurofighter aircraft, continue to support enhanced Air Policing from Romania.
Euro zone yields edged higher after falling earlier in the session on Tuesday, with investors assessing European Central Bank’s future moves after a hawkish…