Global bond markets steady after decline

Global bond markets stabilized after a sharp sell-off that pushed U.S. borrowing costs to their highest levels since 2002. European bonds showed mixed performance due to market fluctuations and increasing concerns about fiscal stability in Europe. The yields on 10-year U.S. Treasury bonds remained steady at 5.24%, while German bond yields improved to 3.43% after a previous decline. The spread between French and German bond yields widened to 1.5 percentage points, hitting its highest level since 2012, amid worries over Eurozone inflation data which reached its highest in three years at 3.8%. Rising inflation and geopolitical events caused market divergence, with the euro weakening against the dollar and Brent crude oil prices falling to $100.15. Meanwhile, global equities experienced limited gains.

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