最新报道:According to the report of Coinnet, driven by the rise in U.S. and Japanese bond yields, eurozone government bond yields also rose. However, the market's focus is gradually shifting to the ECB's interest rate meeting held on Thursday. Although the market generally expects the ECB to remain on hold, Geoff Yu, a strategist at Bank of New York Mellon, said that the ECB's room for further easing policy will reopen. He pointed out that the unexpectedly low inflation rate in Nordic countries and the uncertainty surrounding tariffs and trade negotiations mean that from the perspective of the ECB, there may be negative surprises in future economic growth. Despite this, Bank of New York Mellon expects that the ECB may not start cutting interest rates until September at the earliest.