Eurozone Inflation Data Supports Bond Market Stability Amid Easter Holiday

Germany's Commerzbank interest rate strategist Hauke Siemssen has highlighted the fragile recovery of the bond market as the Easter long weekend approaches, according to Jin10. He noted that while the bond market appears to have eased, risk appetite is evident across various market sectors. Additionally, U.S. President Donald Trump is reportedly considering ending the war with Iran, which, along with slightly lower-than-expected preliminary inflation data from the Eurozone, has contributed to market stability. Due to the Easter holiday, the issuance of government bonds in the Eurozone will be limited for the remainder of the week. On Wednesday, Germany will conduct an auction offering €4 billion of federal bonds maturing in November 2032.