Market Update: EU 10-Year Yield Under Pressure The 10-year yield has faced mounting pressure over the past month, and we’re now approaching critical support levels—notably, 2.00/2.01, the recent low.
🔍 Key Insights:
• The RSI has dipped to 16, suggesting that this zone may hold on the initial test.
• However, the broader pattern since 2023 is starting to resemble a potential topping formation.
⚠️ What to Watch For:
A weekly close below 2.00 could expose the market to significant downside risks:
➡️ Targets include:
• The 2024 low at 1.89
• The December 2022 low at 1.75
• Longer-term potential to slide toward the 200-week moving average, currently around 1.46
As the bond market approaches these pivotal levels, it’s critical for investors to stay vigilant and prepared for potential shifts in the macro landscape.
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German 10 year bund (yield chart) giant HS patternGerman 10 year bund keeps scaling.
Price action is reflected on the charts. On the long term, seems like the german 10 year bund is building a huge Head and Shoulders pattern. That would be consistent with rates going down in the eurozone.
But… if the German bund should spike over 2.50%, that would probably mean that euro rate cuts will be on hold for longer than expected.
IMO, it’s all about geopolitics, as it’s also related to oil/natural gas supply from the east, commercial war with the USA, China and India, etc. all of them are inflationary and would also be pushing government spending to the upside on military and defense systems, detracting investment capacity from the private sectors…
All to be seen in coming weeks… any insights you would like to share about the topic, please let me know!
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The bearish argument for lower Bond markets continues ....Bund 10Y Yields are back above zero for the first time in a couple of years.
We have been viewing the bond markets as building major tops for quite some time and if we take a look at the EU 10Y yield rate, which has just breached zero, we can see that there is clear evidence that rates are now in a longer term up trend and have been for well over a year. Note that the definition of an up move is for higher reaction lows and higher reaction highs, and this has been the case since October 2020.
From both a fundamental and technical perspective the bearish argument for lower Bond markets continues to build momentum. With Oil hitting multi-year highs amid growing geopolitical tensions in the Middle East and ongoing supply tightness, we are looking for further upside pressure on the energy markets, coupled with an upside surprise for the German ZEW Economic sentiment index yesterday (it jumped to 51.7 in January) the bond markets are suffering.
In fact, technically, the EU 10Y yields have completed a base and now look ready to maintain the break above the 200-week ma at -0.18. They have been contained within a up channel extending back to 2020 and this comes in at approx. 0.07/0.08 and is likely to offer some decent resistance ahead of much tougher resistance at 0.28/0.30 (approximate lows that were seen throughout 2018). Longer term the market has completed a large base, which offers measurements much higher than this…
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bullish eu10years yieldIt is time for the next cycle in bonds to develop.
bond yield on bonds of the european union is likely to go up again according to this cycle.
bond yield goes up means, bond prices are going down, which means bonds are being sold as demand on bonds lowers again, while demand on stocks rises.
what does that mean for forex ?
this means a rising EUR!