Euro-zone bond yields are mixed in light trading, with Italian yields easing while Spanish bond yields treading water. Trading volumes are extremely thin because of a market holiday in London, the hub of bond trading in Europe. There are no market-moving economic releases while in the primary market, The Netherlands and France sell treasury bills. Supply activity will pick up later in the week, with Spain, Germany, and France all scheduled to sell bonds. The 10-year Italian bond yield is down 6bps at 5.79% on Tradeweb while the corresponding Spanish bond yield is steady 6.46%. The 10-year French bond yield is up 4bps at 2.26%.
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