German 10-Year Bond Yield Reaches 3.2478%, Highest Since 2011

As long-term bond yields in the Eurozone rise, the German 10-year bond yield has reached 3.2478%, marking the highest level since May 2011. The French 10-year bond yield also increased to 4.0954%, the highest since November 2008. This rise is analyzed as a reflection of concerns over increased fiscal spending due to the prolonged Iran war. Bond prices and yields move in opposite directions, and the rise in long-term yields indicates that investors are demanding higher compensation. This increase in yields comes amid growing selling pressure across Eurozone and global fixed-income assets. Concerns over the prolonged Iran war are at the center of market instability, with the possibility of deteriorating fiscal conditions in various countries being raised. The yield on U.S. 30-year bonds has also risen to its highest level in 19 years. The increase in long-term bond yields can tighten financial conditions and affect the discount rates of risk assets, and the Bitcoin and Ethereum markets should closely monitor liquidity changes. However, the impact of this yield increase on specific coin prices remains uncertain.

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