Archive · 26 Jun 2025
German Bond Yields Rise on Spending Expectations
The German bond market is seeing some changes.
This is happening because Germany plans to spend more money.
This spending is expected to push up long-term bond yields.
Shorter-term yields are staying steady because of what the European Central Bank is doing.
Germany's 30-year bond yields have gone up, the highest in a while.
Economists think Germany's economy will grow faster than previously thought.
Meanwhile, in the U.S., the market is uncertain because of some mixed economic news.
German bond yield curve steepened due to expectations of increased borrowing.
German lawmakers passed a multi-billion-euro fiscal relief package.
30-year German government bond yields reached their highest level since May 26.
Deutsche Bank raised its German economy growth forecast for 2025.
U.S. economic data provided little clear direction for government bond markets.
- Who
- German lawmakers and Deutsche Bank
- What
- German bond yield curve steepened due to expectations of more fiscal spending.
- When
- June 26
- Where
- Germany
- Why
- Driven by expectations of Berlin's increased borrowing
- 30-year German bond yield
- 3.111%
- 10-year yield
- 2.57%
- 2-year yield
- 1.82%
- Deutsche Bank 2025 Growth Forecast
- 0.5%
- Italy 10-year bond yield
- 3.49%