Euro Zone Bonds Fall on Inflation, US Tariff Concerns

Published 1 year ago

Euro zone bond yields declined Tuesday due to weaker than expected French inflation and lingering US tariff worries. Markets anticipate a likely ECB rate cut next week, despite calls for a pause from some policymakers, while US Treasury yields also fell amid fiscal debates.

French inflation hit lowest since Dec '20.
ECB widely expected to cut rates 25 bps.
US Treasury yields down on debt concerns.

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