The peripheral countries of the Eurozone are already benefiting from the hypothetical monetary policy plan announced by Mario Draghi from Wyoming: in fact, a massive purchase of Eurozone government bonds is planned, with the aim of avoiding the risk of deflation while boosting growth European. The Italian BTPs reach a yield of 2,22%, however down compared to last Friday's closing at 2,40%.
As far as “Core Europe” is concerned, there are substantial declines in government bond yields here. In Germany, the bund stands at a yield of 0,93%, while at the end of last week it was just under 1%. The French 1,29-year bond, OaT, yields 10%, dropping about XNUMX cents against Friday's result.
