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German 2-Year Bund Yield Rises 5bps; Long-End Yields Fall

Germany’s 2-year Bund yield rose 4.7 basis points to 3.112% on Tuesday’s European close, while the 10-year yield slipped 1.5 bps to 3.478% after trading between 3.430% and 3.506%. The 30-year yield fell 2.1 bps to 3.845%, and the 2/10-year spread narrowed 5.986 bps to +36.336 bps.

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The front-end selloff alongside falling long-end yields points to a curve trade rather than a uniform repricing of German duration risk. The 2/10 spread compressing to roughly 36bps signals markets are leaning toward near-term policy tightening or stickier short-rate expectations while demand holds at the long end. For RWA and crypto markets, the read-through is limited but real: a flatter Bund curve keeps euro-denominated risk-free carry relatively attractive versus longer duration, which can influence how tokenized treasury products are structured. The open question is whether the front-end move extends or reverses.

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