Eurozone Bonds: A Rollercoaster Ride Amid U.S. Tariff Threats

Eurozone bond yields experienced their steepest weekly decline since November due to concerns over U.S. tariffs and economic uncertainty. Germany's fiscal moves, including an infrastructure fund, failed to significantly impact bond reactions. Analysts cited U.S. tariff deadlines as major factors influencing investor behavior towards safer government bonds.

In a turbulent week for euro zone bond markets, yields witnessed their most significant weekly drop since November, driven by investor fears over potential U.S. tariffs and a looming economic slowdown.

Despite Germany's legislative approval of a major infrastructure fund, bond markets showed little reaction to these domestic developments, with anxiety over U.S. trade policies taking precedence.

As April approaches, analysts point to U.S. tariff decisions as a critical factor impacting global economic stability, steering investors towards the perceived safety of government bonds amid escalating market volatility.

(With inputs from agencies.)