A sea change in German fiscal policy is rapidly transforming global bond markets as it is expected to increase the pool of ...

By Alun John, Tom Westbrook and Dhara Ranasinghe LONDON/SINGAPORE (Reuters) - A sea change in German fiscal policy is rapidly ...

Government bonds were selling off all over the world on Thursday, with German borrowing costs hovering at multi-decade highs.

Headlines that Germany's Green Party won't support the spending changes caused a reaction in bond markets, though most of the change was quickly unwound. Katharina Droege, the co-chair of the Greens, ...

The European Central Bank on Thursday cut interest rates by a quarter-point, responding to signs of deteriorating activity ...

Japanese investors increased bond purchases in February due to a fall in yields overseas, but retreated from foreign equities ...

Global bond prices were tumbling again on Thursday as debt markets digested the German government-in-waiting's plan to tweak ...

On Wednesday, 10-year German bonds saw the worst day since March 1990 — just months after the fall of the Berlin Wall.

Chancellor-in-waiting Merz’s promise to do ‘whatever it takes’ pushes Bund yields sharply higher in anticipation of more issuance ...

Furthermore, EU announced an EUR 800bn defence package. Hence, German and EU bonds underperformed both swaps and US Treasuries significantly, Danske Bank's FX analysts Kristoffer Kjær Lomholt and ...

Investors were waiting for key U.S. jobs figures and were digesting yet more weak factory data from Germany, where industrial ...

"The 10-year JGB yield rose to above 1.4% on expectations that the Bank of Japan would raise interest rates further. Today it ...