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At The End Of The European Session On Thursday (January 16), The Yield On German 10-year Government Bonds Fell By 1.3 Basis Points To 2.547%, Trading In The Range Of 2.594%-2.539% During The Day. It Hit A Daily High At 21:29 Beijing Time (one Minute Before The Release Of US Retail Sales Data), And Then Fluctuated Downward; Since Rising To 2.653% On January 14, It Has Fallen Back For The Second Consecutive Trading Day, And The Daily Line Still Maintains A Continuous And Smooth Upward Trend Since Early December. The Yield On Two-year German Bonds Fell By 2.9 Basis Points To 2.230%, Trading In The Range Of 2.273%-2.221% During The Day; The Yield On 30-year German Bonds Fell By 0.2 Basis Points To 2.784%, Showing A Trend Of Rising And Falling Throughout The Day, And Hit A Daily High Of 2.827% At 21:27. The Yield Spread Of 2/10-year German Bonds Rose By 1.313 Basis Points To +31.203 Basis Points
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