0615 GMT - Eurozone inflation-linked government bonds have proved to be a "veritable bulwark" against the abrupt price slide that the outbreak of the Iran war triggered on the global bond markets, LBBW's Elmar Voelker says in a note. "In a monthly comparison, the geopolitically induced dip in sentiment left the linkers cold on balance," the senior fixed income analyst says. By contrast, the eurozone government bond market as a whole gave up most of the gains made in January and February, he says. "Since mid-February, the linkers have thus significantly expanded their slight year-to-date outperformance which they at the start of the year." (emese.bartha@wsj.com)
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March 23, 2026 02:15 ET (06:15 GMT)
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