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Investor expectations of rate rises by the Fed are growing quickly
Expectations that central banks will tighten policy to tame inflation hit price of eurozone’s benchmark bond
Hans-Werner Sinn is back trying to convince us that the worst comes to those who wait.
Shorting Bunds has proven costly in the past, but some now see trouble ahead for Europe’s ultimate safe asset
Brightening economic prospects for Britain lead to sharp contrast with eurozone debt
Bundesbank official says move is fostering change, but others see a branding exercise
Mike Mackenzie’s daily analysis of what’s moving global markets
Return of ECB’s debt-buying programme plays central role
Prices dip on cracks in ‘black zero’ fiscal policy but long-term impact is unclear
Shortage of tradable Bunds reflects huge ownership by banks and central banks
Restraint in German public spending means eurozone bond markets are short of their safest assets
Latest debt sale comes amid vigorous demand for sovereign debt
Europe’s benchmark bond issuer considers splash into environment-focused debt
Investors predict renewed stimulus from ECB under Christine Lagarde
Clamour for greater fiscal spending will challenge policies that have distorted markets
Weak data from China add to worries over geopolitical tension in the Middle East
Fluctuating yields on government bonds could signal a contraction in global growth
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