By Naomi Rovnick and Samuel Indyk LONDON (Reuters) -German government bond yields, equities and the euro all rose on Friday ...

A sea change in German fiscal policy is rapidly transforming global bond markets as it is expected to increase the pool of ...

Germany’s big-bang spending plans jolted markets, but there are reasons to be skeptical that the impact will be immediate.

Government bonds were selling off all over the world on Thursday, with German borrowing costs hovering at multi-decade highs.

On Wednesday, 10-year German bonds saw the worst day since March 1990 — just months after the fall of the Berlin Wall.

Bond yields in Germany are climbing as Handelsblatt reported that a spending package between the CDU/CSU, SPD and the Greens has been reached. The report said [details are still unclear]( ...

Euro zone shares and the euro rallied on Friday following news that German Chancellor-in-waiting Friedrich Merz reached an ...

"Recent moves do not signal debt sustainability concerns, Germany is just catching up with other U.S. and European markets," ...

Investors were waiting for key U.S. jobs figures and were digesting yet more weak factory data from Germany, where industrial ...

"The 10-year JGB yield rose to above 1.4% on expectations that the Bank of Japan would raise interest rates further. Today it ...

Bund yield last traded 8 basis points higher at 2.865% and steeper bond curves and some stabilization of Bund yields at current levels were the most likely scenarios for now.