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German 10-year borrowing costs could reach 4%, the highest since 2008, as the country plans a significant increase in spending on defense and infrastructure. A proposed 500-billion-euro fund and changes to borrowing rules are expected to lead to nearly 150 billion euros in additional debt by 2028. Analysts predict yields will rise from the current 2.85% to a range of 2.5% to 3% in the short term, with potential increases driven by higher growth and inflation.
A potential increase in German fiscal spending could drive the 10-year bund yield to 4% by 2028, according to BNP Paribas. This spending, aimed at defense and infrastructure, may prompt the European Central Bank to raise interest rates in the latter half of next year, leading to higher bond yields and a stronger euro, projected to reach $1.20. However, the euro's ascent may face short-term volatility due to ongoing US tariff risks.
German 10-year borrowing costs could rise to 4%, the highest since 2008, as the country plans a significant increase in spending on defense and infrastructure. A proposed 500-billion-euro fund and changes to borrowing rules are expected to lead to nearly 150 billion euros in extra debt by 2028. Analysts predict yields will initially range from 2.5% to 3% before climbing, with Goldman Sachs forecasting a rise to 3.75%.
German 10-year borrowing costs could rise to 4%, the highest since 2008, as the country plans a significant increase in spending on defense and infrastructure. A proposed 500-billion-euro fund and changes to borrowing rules are set for a parliamentary vote, with yields expected to trade between 2.5% and 3% in the short term. Currently, yields stand at 2.85%, having increased nearly 50 basis points this month.
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