German Sovereign
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After €1.25bn close to curve, Land's treasurer discusses reforms -
Bond prices 'will need to adjust' as markets gain more context on defence spending plans
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Not only security but financial stability is at stake in the race to rearm
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◆ Backlog of German issuers looking to print ◆ State set to print while reforms put to vote ◆ Lower Saxony covers deal well
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EGBs sell off as Germany tries to fund both infrastructure and defence through debt brake reform
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◆ Germany syndicates new Bund after spending shock ◆ Was the spread tight? ◆ ‘A great sign’ that market still functions
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Slow week expected as market digests results of the parliamentary elections
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Security expenditure targets must be met with debt brake reform, analysts say
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Bond market will closely watch debate on the debt brake in an election year
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Markets should not underestimate the risk that fringe parties could cause an upset in next year's German general election
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Market split over whether the issuer pushed pricing too far
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Subdued SSA dollar market is also getting a boost
