As German Bund yield sinks deeper, investors wonder: How low can it go?
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LONDON (Reuters) - With German bond yields sinking to new lows on an almost daily basis, some investors are looking to Switzerland as a yardstick for how low government borrowing costs in Europe's biggest economy could go.Germany's benchmark 10-year government bond yield on Wednesday fell to -0.60% as an unexpected large rate cut from New Zealand and weak German data fuelled expectations for aggressive easing from major central banks.Switzerland's key interest rate is at -0.75% and its 10-year..