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2 Years Government Bonds
After the first time End May, the German Schatz turns negative again today July 18th::
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German June 2014 Schatz Average Yield -0.06% vs 0.10% on June 20
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Swiss Eidgenossen 2yrs still at -0.4%
2 years Government Bonds July 18 (source Bloomberg Brief) - Click to enlarge
Government bond yields under 1% July 18th - Click to enlarge
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