Eurozone bond yields begin August with a small rise ...Middle East

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Eurozone government bond yields rose in early trading on Monday as optimism about more fiscal stimulus in the United States and improving sentiment in beaten-down Asian markets encouraged investors into riskier assets. The rise was measured, however. Government bond prices globally saw their biggest monthly rally in July since at least March 2020, driven by risks from the COVID-19 Delta variant and central bank assurances that a reduction in monetary support was still far off.

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