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Patrick Artus

How high could long-term interest rates rise in the euro zone without a change to monetary policy?

Long-term interest rates in the euro zone have risen slowly since August 2019, probably as a result of: A decline in risk aversion; An incipient investor rotation into equities; And not much as a result of a change to prospects for euro-zone monetary policy. How far might this steepening of the euro-zone yield curve go? An econometric analysis suggests that Germany's 10-year interest rate could rise to +0.2% without any change to monetary policy.
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Patrick Artus

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