Deutsche Bank: Eurozone government bond market expected to remain "constructive"

Erik Liem of Deutsche Bank stated in a report that, amidst a light data calendar and limited issuance of long-dated government bonds, the constructive momentum in the euro area interest rate markets is expected to remain unchanged. The interest rate strategist said, "The bond market remains constructive." He noted that German government bonds once again showed a range-bound trend on Monday, with the yield on 10-year German government bonds closing near 2.75%. Tuesday's data includes the German ZEW Economic Sentiment Index, which according to the Wall Street Journal's survey, is expected to improve for both the current situation and expectations in February. Germany is set to auction 6 billion euros of German government bonds maturing in March 2028, while Finland will issue 1.5 billion euros of bonds maturing in September 2035 and April 2041.