German Bund Yield Falls to Fresh Three-Month Low
2026-02-24 10:02
By
Joana Ferreira
1 min. read
Germany’s 10-year Bund yield extended its recent slide, falling to 2.7%, its lowest level since late November, as escalating trade uncertainty spurred demand for safe-haven assets following US President Donald Trump’s new 10% global tariff.
The levy was introduced via an executive order signed last Friday, just hours after the US Supreme Court blocked several of the administration’s earlier import duties.
According to Bloomberg, White House officials are drafting a formal measure that could increase the tariff to 15%.
Trump also cautioned that countries attempting to “play games” with existing trade agreements could face higher duties after the European Parliament paused progress on a trade deal with Washington, saying it would wait for greater clarity from US authorities before proceeding.
Investors are also looking ahead to upcoming inflation data from Germany for clearer insight into how euro strength could influence price pressures and shape the policy outlook of the ECB.