Marc Ostwald News
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German government bonds fell, pushing 10-year yields to the highest level in nine weeks, after the Bundesbank said the economy will improve “markedly” this quarter, damping demand for the region’s safest securities.
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Spain’s 10-year government bonds declined for the first time in six weeks as demand fell when the nation sold a combined 4.57 billion euros ($5.9 billion) of securities at an auction.
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German bunds rose, pushing down yields toward the lowest in nine months, as data showing the U.S. economy grew less than forecast in the first quarter boosted demand for the safest assets.
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U.K. inflation expectations tumbled to the lowest in almost four months this week as energy prices fell and government reports signaled growth is slowing, gilt yields show.
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Italian bonds rose, snapping a decline from yesterday, as European Central Bank executive board member Benoit Coeure said the institution will do everything it can within the terms of its mandate to preserve the euro.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin criticized a proposed penalty on Cypriot bank deposits, imposed as part of an international bailout, saying it would set a dangerous precedent.
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Treasury yields were three basis points away from the year’s low before a report forecast to show U.S. housing starts near recession levels, adding to concern about the recovery and boosting demand for the safety of bonds.
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Pier Luigi Bersani won a mandate to seek backing for Italy’s next government from the nation’s president, who urged him to compromise with rival Silvio Berlusconi.
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U.K. government bonds fell, with 10-year gilts halting a five-day rally, as Cyprus’s banks reopened with little signs of any capital flight after a European Union bailout forced losses on depositors.
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Treasuries fell, poised for their steepest weekly loss since the start of the year, as U.S. stock futures rose and economists said a report today will show the nation added jobs, undermining demand for the safest assets.
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