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Expectations of ECB rate hikes increase yields on Eurozone government bonds as borrowing costs rise.
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Traders anticipate the European Central Bank will raise interest rates twice in response to inflation driven by the war involving Iran. ECB Executive Board member Nagel stated the bank will act if the conflict pushes inflation higher, signaling readiness to tighten monetary policy. This matters because higher rates could increase borrowing costs and slow economic growth across the Eurozone.