[Two-year German/British Bond Yields Fell By More Than 6 Basis Points, 10-year Italian/Greek Bond Yields Fell By More Than 8 Basis Points] At The End Of The European Market On Thursday (November 14), The Yield On The 10-year German Government Bond Fell By 4.9 Basis Points To 2.341%, Trading In The Range Of 2.424%-2.337% During The Day, And Continued To Fluctuate Downward Throughout The Day. The Yield On The Two-year German Bond Fell By 6.3 Basis Points To 2.102%, And Continued To Fluctuate Downward Throughout The Day, And Was In A State Of Decline For Most Of The Time. At 15:23 Beijing Time (before The European Stock Market), It Refreshed The Daily High To 2.167%, And Refreshed The Daily Low To 2.095% At 00:37; The Yield On The 30-year German Bond Fell By 0.7 Basis Points. The 2/10-year German Bond Yield Spread Rose By 1.729 Basis Points To +23.598 Basis Points, And Rose To +26.619 Basis Points At 16:28. The Yield On The UK 10-year Government Bond Fell By 3.7 Basis Points, And The Yield On The Two-year Government Bond Fell By 6.2 Basis Points; The 2/10-year Government Bond Yield Spread Rose By 2.459 Basis Points To +5.705 Basis Points. The Yield On The French 10-year Government Bond Fell By 6.8 Basis Points, The Yield On The Italian 10-year Government Bond Fell By 8.5 Basis Points, The Yield On The Spanish 10-year Government Bond Fell By 6.7 Basis Points, And The Yield On The Greek 10-year Government Bond Fell By 8.3 Basis Points