Eurozone Yields Hold Near Multi‑Week Lows as Safe‑Haven Demand Rises

Eurozone government bond yields have settled close to their lowest levels in several weeks, reflecting a continued flight to quality as investors seek refuge amid global uncertainties. The 10‑year yield remains anchored near the multi‑week low, underscoring the strength of safe‑haven inflows.

In commodity markets, gold edged up to $4,185.20 per ounce, its highest level in a month, gaining $14.56 or 0.35%. Silver also climbed, trading at $57.86 per ounce – a rise of $0.704 or 1.23%. Crude oil saw modest declines: WTI slipped to $97.26 per barrel, down $0.71 (‑0.72%), while Brent fell to $105.38, a $0.54 drop (‑0.51%). Copper finished at $6.6213 per pound, up $0.0648 (0.99%), and aluminum posted a gain of $20.55 to $3,005.55 per ton (0.69%). Natural gas prices fell to $3.184 per MMBtu, a decrease of $0.052 (‑1.61%).