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2025-11-03 18:43:42
[EU Long-Term Bond Auction Results Revealed: Yield Curve Reflects Market Expectations] According to the latest auction results, the European Commission completed the issuance of multiple batches of long-term bonds on November 3rd. The specific yields are as follows: (1) The average yield on bonds maturing in 2031 was 2.619%. (2) The average yield on bonds maturing in 2035 was 3.063%. (3) The average yield on bonds maturing in 2054 was 3.913%. The auction results show that the market pricing of EU long-term bonds exhibits a typical upward-sloping yield curve, meaning that the longer the maturity, the higher the yield. This indicates that investors are demanding higher returns for holding longer-term bonds to compensate for the inflation risks and uncertainties they face. Meanwhile, comparing historical data (e.g., the yield on bonds maturing in 2054 auctioned on July 14th was 3.983%), the yields on these ultra-long-term bonds have slightly decreased. This may reflect a stabilization in market expectations for the long-term inflation outlook in the Eurozone, or an increased demand for high-quality long-term assets in the current environment.
