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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
Mike Mackenzie’s daily analysis of what’s moving global 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
Eurozone markets’ dependence on German debt creates destabilising distortions
A shortage of safe assets in the eurozone is creating market distortions
Debt shortage means ECB purchasing pullback likely to differ from US experience
US equities suffer worst fall since June on fears higher rates will hold back growth
10-year US Treasury yield holds above 3% while UK gilt yield rises on inflation data
Fresh sell-off comes as investors flee risk assets amid Turkey crisis
The policy-sensitive two-year note has priced in a more active central bank for 2018
European bond rates have failed to keep pace with US, raising questions for economy
Widest level seen between the two benchmarks since 1990
Speculation grows that SNB could start selling assets such as bonds and shares
10-year Bund yields hit fresh 2-year high
US 10-year yield hits four-year peak, German five-year Bund turns positive
