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The costs of the government loan increased around the world on Thursday, and German bonds resumed the sale, which caused the largest daily jump from performance since the unification of the country 35 years ago.
The prices of bonds and profitability move in opposite directions, which means that profitability is determined when the value of the asset component decreases.
Renches on German government bonds-known as Bunds-Gwałtów increased on Wednesday, with profitability on 10-year debt instruments, adding about 30 base points. The sale took place after the party's commonly expected by legislators. He agreed to plan the reforms of the historical principles of debt policy To enable the increase in expenditure on national defense.
The costs of German loans continued to increase on Thursday. Performance on 10-year-old BundPerceived as a reference point for a wider euro area, he was 7 base points at 12:28 pm of London, pacing earlier maxima. The performance is enabled 5- AND 20-year-old Buny There were 4 base points and 6 base points, respectively. At the same time, the DAX index – a house for the largest German companies – Record -touched high.
Strategist for research by Bank Deutsche, Jim Reid, said on Thursday morning in a note for clients that the change of German political equipment helped to increase the appetite for more risky assets in Europe.
“In terms of reaction, the increase in 10-year profit was the biggest daily jump since the German unification in 1990,” he said, noting that Euro and Germany DAX index He jumped after the news. “There is no doubt that markets value valuations to change the policy regime once in a generation, which caused a huge risk movement for European assets.”
“As for sales drivers, waiting for increasing taxation on demand was in the first place, as evidenced by both the surpassing of German supplies and the increase in the expectations of inflation,” said analysts in Rabobank on Thursday morning, pointing to the 10-year euro zone, exchanging 14 base points as a result of political messages.
A suppressed appetite for borrowing governments was visible on Thursday throughout Europe, and the crops increased by higher bonds throughout the region.
Transfering up in European loans costs also ahead of the latest monetary policy update from the European Central Bank. Markets are Predicting a reduction in a quarter of a point When the central bank announces its decision later on Thursday, which will reduce the basic interest rate of the eurozone to 2.5%.
The Italian 10-year bond yields increased by 8 base points to 12:29 in London, while the French 10-year bond yields increased by 7 base points, and Swiss 10-year-old crops increased by about 5 base points during early afternoon.
The profitability of 10-year government bonds in Great Britain-known as Gilts has developed by about 6 base points. At the beginning of this year, the cost of the UK government loan Pretend high heights Among the growing economic uncertainty.
Further, the sale of bonds has expanded to Japanese markets, with profitability 10-year government bonds of Japan COLLECTING 7 BASE points on Thursday.
Naeem Aslam, investment director at the London Zaye Capital Markets, said CNBC that traders should monitor the profitability of bonds in Japan, some of which have approached 16-year-olds on Thursday.
“Watch the growing profitability of Japan despite limited rates – (One) can signal wider market tension,” he said in the comments E -Mail.
In the USA, benchmark performance 10-year treasure Recently, he saw trading 4 base points higher at around 4.311%.
Marc Ostwald, the chief economist and global strategist Adm Investor Services, told CNBC on Thursday that he saw two main drivers behind the global sale of bonds.
“One of them is fear Trump's tariff wars It will be inflationary – he said in the comments e -Mail.
He added that “” Whatever you need “2.0” The approach to the European defense of Friedrich Merz, who will probably become another chancellor of Germany, also exerts pressure on bond prices.
“(It's), which with the EU's commitment Get the defense expenditure on (about) EUR 800 billion (864 billion dollars), which means a large increase in government loans (comes) at a time when the debt burden outside Germany is at the record level, said Ostwald.
Ralf Preusser, a global head of the G10 rates and FX strategy at Bank of America Global Research, said on Thursday that the markets are struggling with three areas of uncertainty around the world: tariffs, geopolitics and US fiscal policy.
“While the details of all these matters, for now, the shock of uncertainty dominates in a way that the rates are difficult to quote,” he said. “Fed can fight for quick cuts, taking into account the risk of inflation, Europe no longer finances the fiscal expansion of the US, but its (i) tariffs and geopolitics are still more harmful to the rest of the world than the USA”
In particular in Europe, Preusser said that the new political basis of Germany is the challenge of the prospect of Bank of America.
“Germany changes the paradigm in their fiscal attitude,” he said. “We think that the 10y bund (performance) can reach 2.75% in response. This significant departure from our basic case is not the only challenge for our assumptions for 2025.: Correction on capital markets in the USA and a rally in Front-End USA suggest that we may need to terrify the risk around our forecasts. “
Emmanouil Karimalis, Strategist of the Strate in UBS Investment Bank, also said that the market “clearly” reacted to fiscal reforms proposed by Germany, as well as to the EU Collects a plan of Europe.
“These plans suggest a significant increase in emission patterns due to the urgent need to increase defense expenditure in Europe,” he said in the comments sent on Thursday. “As a consequence, investors require a higher bonus to absorb the expected supply increase. Although there is also implications for growth and inflation, we believe that fiscal news and considering supply dominated this week. “