(Reuters) - "I could imagine that for now the nervousness will stay in
the markets," David Pieper, analyst at German regional bank
LBBW, said.
"The problem continues to be worries about inflation, which
prompt some to lock in profits. I think we'll tend to weaker
trade today again, with only second-tier data expected," Pieper
added.
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the markets," David Pieper, analyst at German regional bank
LBBW, said.
"The problem continues to be worries about inflation, which
prompt some to lock in profits. I think we'll tend to weaker
trade today again, with only second-tier data expected," Pieper
added.
Read more at Reuters.com Bonds News
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