Eurozone government bond yields are witnessing a decline as ongoing tariff uncertainties continue to unsettle markets. This has led investors to turn to safer options.
According to Tradeweb, ten-year core Eurozone government bond yields have dropped by between 10 and 13 basis points.
The 10-year Bund yield, in particular, has seen a decrease of 13 basis points, reaching a one-month low of 2.440%. Peripheral bond yields have also experienced a drop, although not as significant.
As the risk-off sentiment continues, German 10-year Bund yield has also seen a decrease. The Eurozone government bonds started the week stronger, with yields falling due to increasing concerns over a potential global recession triggered by U.S. tariffs.
The 10-year Bund yield has seen a decrease of 5.5 basis points, reaching 2.514%, as reported by Tradeweb. Other Eurozone bond yields have also mostly traded lower, but to a lesser extent.
However, Italy’s 10-year BTP yield has increased by 3 basis points, reaching 3.787%, after Fitch Ratings confirmed Italy’s BBB rating with a positive outlook.
