TREE NEWS reports: Germany’s 2/10-year Bund yield spread briefly turned negative on Nov. 13, dropping to -2.069 basis points at 15:00 before snapping back to around +20 basis points. The 10-year yield rose 3.0 bps to 3.377% and gained 12.2 bps on the week, while the 2-year fell 1.7 bps to 3.126% but added 13.5 bps weekly. The 30-year rose 10.8 bps on the week to 3.740%.
German 2/10-Year Bund Yield Spread Briefly Turns Negative
AI take
The intraday inversion matters less as a signal than as evidence of how quickly the long end is repricing: the 10-year's weekly move outpaced the 2-year's, and the 30-year's gain points to term premium and duration supply doing the work rather than rate-cut expectations. The snap back to positive territory within the session suggests the move was flow-driven, not a regime shift. Whether the curve keeps steepening from the long end is the open question.
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