18.09.202506:44:48UTC+00German Bund Yields Slip as Investors Weigh Fed Cut

German 10-year Bund yields declined to approximately 2.66% on Thursday, marking their lowest point in a week, as markets processed the latest policy signals from central banks. The US Federal Reserve implemented its first rate cut this year in response to signs of a moderating labor market, but maintained a cautious outlook for future actions. Fed Chair Jerome Powell described the move as a precautionary measure for risk management, dampening expectations for significant easing and indicating that the central bank is not in a hurry to adjust rates further. In the eurozone, European Central Bank (ECB) officials have similarly adopted a cautious stance. They continue to highlight potential risks from trade tariffs, persistent inflation in the service sector, elevated food prices, and uncertainties in fiscal policies. The ECB kept interest rates unchanged for a second consecutive meeting last week, which supports the view that its current phase of rate cuts might be approaching conclusion.