The medium- to long-term German bond yields fell by more than 4 basis points, as investors focus on U.S. GDP data and Trump's tariff lawsuit

On Thursday (May 29), in the European market's late trading session, the yield on Germany's 10-year government bonds fell by 4.6 basis points, hitting a daily low of 2.508%. At 18:00 Beijing time, it had risen to 2.594%, refreshing the daily high, and then continued to decline. The yield on the two-year German bonds dropped by 3.0 basis points, reaching a daily low of 1.767%. After the U.S. trade court rejected President Trump's tariff policy, it "gapped up," refreshing the daily high at 14:32 (before the European stock market opened) to 1.836%, and then fluctuated at a high level, also starting to decline from 18:00. The yield on the 30-year German bonds fell by 4.4 basis points, hitting a daily low of 2.987%. The yield spread between the 2-year and 10-year German bonds decreased by 1.822 basis points, reported at +73.613 basis points