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The Euro area benchmark Bund yield
edged higher on Tuesday to within striking distance of its
highest levels in almost 11 weeks ahead of crucial U.S.
inflation data as investors recently trimmed.
Euro area s benchmark 10-year Bund
yield was on track to record its biggest biweekly fall since
mid-March as money markets ramped up bets on future European
Central Bank rate cuts amid weak economic.
0759 GMT – The front-end of the eurozone government bond yield curve remains bid implying investor demand shrugging off a slowdown in expectations of U.S.…
Jefferies expects rates to consolidate and move higher in December and said it hadn’t changed its year-end targets for Bunds or Treasurys and was looking for a move back towards 4.40-4.50% for the 10-year Treasury [yield] and 2.50-2.60% for Bunds.