(Bloomberg) -- European bonds traded near the
highest in three weeks on speculation coupon payments to holders
of German debt due tomorrow will be reinvested in fixed-income
securities.
Yields on 10-year bunds, the benchmark for Europe, were
little changed today. Germany, Italy and Finland are scheduled
to pay 13 billion euros ($18 billion) of interest coupons this
week, according to Bloomberg data. The majority of the payments
are due tomorrow from Germany, the region's largest economy.
Read more at Bloomberg Bonds News
highest in three weeks on speculation coupon payments to holders
of German debt due tomorrow will be reinvested in fixed-income
securities.
Yields on 10-year bunds, the benchmark for Europe, were
little changed today. Germany, Italy and Finland are scheduled
to pay 13 billion euros ($18 billion) of interest coupons this
week, according to Bloomberg data. The majority of the payments
are due tomorrow from Germany, the region's largest economy.
Read more at Bloomberg Bonds News
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