Eurozone government bond yields remained largely unchanged on Thursday, with Germany's 10-year yield steady at 2.85% and the two-year yield at 2.08%.
Investors are closely watching the euro's strength, which has risen above $1.20, as it could influence the European Central Bank's (ECB) monetary policy decisions. A stronger euro can reduce import costs and lower inflation, potentially prompting the ECB to consider easing policy.
However, rising oil prices are offsetting some of the euro's disinflationary impact. Meanwhile, the U.S. Federal Reserve kept interest rates on hold, with Chair Jerome Powell indicating a slightly hawkish tone but no immediate plans for a rate hike.
Market participants are awaiting further clarity on the ECB's stance, with bets on a rate cut increasing.
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