A sea change in German fiscal policy is rapidly transforming global bond markets as it is expected to increase the pool of ...

Germany’s big-bang spending plans jolted markets, but there are reasons to be skeptical that the impact will be immediate.

By Alun John, Tom Westbrook and Dhara Ranasinghe LONDON/SINGAPORE (Reuters) - A sea change in German fiscal policy is rapidly ...

Headlines that Germany's Green Party won't support the spending changes caused a reaction in bond markets, though most of the change was quickly unwound. Katharina Droege, the co-chair of the Greens, ...

Government borrowing costs rose across the globe on Thursday, although German bond yields came off highs. It comes as yields ...

Japanese investors increased bond purchases in February due to a fall in yields overseas, but retreated from foreign equities ...

Shifting price dynamics ripple out, because if investors can earn nearly 3% on German debt, they will expect higher yields ...

On Wednesday, 10-year German bonds saw the worst day since March 1990 — just months after the fall of the Berlin Wall.

Chancellor-in-waiting Merz’s promise to do ‘whatever it takes’ pushes Bund yields sharply higher in anticipation of more issuance ...

Investors were waiting for key U.S. jobs figures and were digesting yet more weak factory data from Germany, where industrial ...

Chancellor-in-waiting Friedrich Merz (pictured) outlined plans to exclude military spending from the country's stringent ...

Government bonds are coming under pressure globally, as Germany's move to cast off fiscal prudence to retool its economy and ...