(Bloomberg) -- European government bonds may fall
before a report this week that's expected to show business
optimism in Germany held near the highest on record this month.
Futures trading shows investors expect the European Central
Bank to raise borrowing costs at least once this year from 4
percent. The Ifo institute's business sentiment index probably
reached 108.4, according to a Bloomberg survey before the report
due on June 22. The rate compares with May's 108.6 reading, the
second-highest level since records began in 1991.
Read more at Bloomberg Bonds News
before a report this week that's expected to show business
optimism in Germany held near the highest on record this month.
Futures trading shows investors expect the European Central
Bank to raise borrowing costs at least once this year from 4
percent. The Ifo institute's business sentiment index probably
reached 108.4, according to a Bloomberg survey before the report
due on June 22. The rate compares with May's 108.6 reading, the
second-highest level since records began in 1991.
Read more at Bloomberg Bonds News
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