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  1. Investor reallocation is causing yield curve shifts as investors hold over 50% of long-dated Euro Area Government Bonds in EGB markets.
  2. Strong activity in bond markets drives volume increases in Europe.

Emerging-market borrowers, including China and Bulgaria, are tapping into the euro bond market for diversification.

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Emerging-market borrowers, including China and Bulgaria, are tapping into the euro bond market for diversification.

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