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Global yields are surging: what is the bond market really telling us?

Invezz 22 May 2025
From the US to Japan, to Germany, long-term government bonds are selling off fast ... Wednesday’s 20-year bond auction struggled to find buyers ... Germany’s 30-year bund yield is now above 3%, up from zero just two years ago.
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EU lowers outlook for economic growth

China Daily 21 May 2025
Next year, export growth is set to accelerate to 2.1 percent ... The EU's largest economy Germany, which has suffered two consecutive years of recession, is expected to have zero growth this year compared with the November forecast of 0.7 percent.
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Trump's tariff onslaught casts shadow over European economy, even in best case scenario

Newsday 20 May 2025
FRANKFURT, Germany — U.S ... One reason for the lower growth estimate was the stagnating economy in Germany, where growth is expected to be zero this year after two years of shrinking output.
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Europe Economy

Decatur Daily 20 May 2025
One reason for the lower growth estimate was the stagnating economy in Germany, where growth is expected to be zero this year after two years of shrinking output. [AP PHOTO/MATTHIAS SCHRADER, FILE] ... .
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Trump’s tariff onslaught casts shadow over European economy, even in best case scenario

Wtop 19 May 2025
FRANKFURT, Germany (AP) — U.S ... One reason for the lower growth estimate was the stagnating economy in Germany, where growth is expected to be zero this year after two years of shrinking output.
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Eurozone growth forecasts cut amid uncertainty over Trump trade war

The Observer 19 May 2025
Germany is expected to be the biggest drag on growth in 2025, although the commission said zero growth in 2025 and 1.1% in 2026 would mean the EU’s largest economy would avoid a third consecutive year of contraction.
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Friedrich Merz wins on second ballot to become Germany’s chancellor, hours after his historic defeat

Stars and Stripes 06 May 2025
The conservative leader had been expected to smoothly win the vote to become Germany’s 10th chancellor since World War II ... Germany’s economy has shrunk for the past two years and is forecast by the outgoing government to see zero growth this year.
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German lawmakers to vote again on next chancellor, hours after Friedrich Merz’s first-round loss

North Shore News 06 May 2025
A candidate for chancellor has never failed to win on the first ballot in post-war Germany ... Germany’s economy. A stagnant Germany economy shrank for the past two years and is forecast by the outgoing government to see zero growth this year.
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