(Bloomberg) -- European two-year government notes are
headed for a third weekly decline before a report that's expected
to show German consumer confidence rose in June.
Benchmark two-year yields held near the highest in five
years after a report yesterday showed business sentiment in
Europe's biggest economy stayed near a record in May. Futures
trading shows investors are raising bets the European Central
Bank raising rates at least twice more this year.
Read more at Bloomberg Bonds News
headed for a third weekly decline before a report that's expected
to show German consumer confidence rose in June.
Benchmark two-year yields held near the highest in five
years after a report yesterday showed business sentiment in
Europe's biggest economy stayed near a record in May. Futures
trading shows investors are raising bets the European Central
Bank raising rates at least twice more this year.
Read more at Bloomberg Bonds News
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