Germany June PPI year-on-year came in at 1.8%, matching the estimate and below the previous 2.2%.

Morgan Stanley closed its long five-year Italy versus Germany bond trade, citing limited room for further spread tightening amid renewed geopolitical uncertainty.

Iran claimed its naval air defense shot down a US LUCAS drone off the southern coast, citing state media photos of a damaged drone.

A poll of 74 economists indicates the ECB is expected to hold its deposit rate at 2.25% at its July 23rd meeting.

The German chemical industry association VCI states the industry sees no recovery in sight and remains in crisis.

German Chancellor Merz has cooled expectations for another reform of the debt brake.

Germany's 2-year Schatz auction bid-to-cover ratio fell to 1.1 from 1.9 previously.

Traders increased bets on Bank of England and European Central Bank rate hikes after surging oil prices reignited inflation fears.

Traders now fully price a 25 basis point rate hike by the European Central Bank in September.

This post reports that the final German CPI year-over-year came in at 2.3%, matching both the forecast and the previous reading.

Germany's final CPI for June matched the forecast at -0.3% month-on-month, unchanged from the previous reading.

This post reports that Germany's final June CPI and HICP year-on-year figures matched preliminary and prior readings, with CPI at 2.3% and HICP at 2.4%.

Fitch Ratings views Germany's new reform package as a step in the right direction but not a game changer for the economy.

German bond yields fell after spiking as traders monitored Middle East tensions and potential oil market disruption from US-Iran conflict.

Germany proposes a consumer levy on energy bills to fund a strategic natural gas reserve for crisis supply security.

Breakingviews reports that Germany has at last presented an economic plan.

ECB's Panetta describes the eurozone outlook as fragile, with upside inflation and downside growth risks, even as US-Iran peace talks progress.

German industrial production year-on-year came in at 0% for May 2026, beating the forecast of -0.6% and improving from the previous -0.54%.

The post reports that euro yields rose as surging investor morale dampened the safe-haven appeal of the euro.