(Bloomberg) -- European government bonds may fall as
the economic momentum gathers pace in the 13 nations using the
euro, underpinning views the European Central Bank needs to raise
interest rates further to curb inflation.
Ten-year Bunds, Europe's benchmark, may extend their drop
after ending their worst quarter since the September 1999. ECB
President Jean-Claude Trichet may this week reiterate borrowing
costs are low enough to stimulate expansion in the $10.4 trillion
euro-region economy.
Read more at Bloomberg Bonds News
the economic momentum gathers pace in the 13 nations using the
euro, underpinning views the European Central Bank needs to raise
interest rates further to curb inflation.
Ten-year Bunds, Europe's benchmark, may extend their drop
after ending their worst quarter since the September 1999. ECB
President Jean-Claude Trichet may this week reiterate borrowing
costs are low enough to stimulate expansion in the $10.4 trillion
euro-region economy.
Read more at Bloomberg Bonds News
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