On January 20th, Jinshi data reported that Citigroup research strategists pointed out in a report that the bond market is showing higher sensitivity to inflation, and recent risks come from the first actions taken by Trump as president after his inauguration. The market is waiting for clues about fiscal policies and executive orders. However, strategists believe that in the eurozone, the pressure of bond issuance in January may have been digested. January is the traditional peak season for eurozone government bond issuance, and countries will launch annual financing plans. In addition to planned bond auctions, there is also a large amount of syndicated bond issuance. According to Tradeweb data, the yield on German 10-year government bonds rose 0.4 basis points to 2.527% in early trading.
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