Germany 30-Year Government Bond Rates
Germany 30-Year Government Bond Rates data, recent 33 years (traceable to Dec 29,1993), the yield unit is %, latest yield value is 3.47, updated at Apr 02,2026
Price
Current: 89.38 EUR (-0.089 / -0.099%)
Apr 02,2026
Time Range: Dec 29,1993 ~ Apr 02,2026
Average: 103.09 EUR
Median: 100.76 EUR
Max: 161.62 EUR (Jul 29,2016)
Min: 48.47 EUR (Oct 21,2022)
Yield
Current: 3.46 % (+0.005 / +0.150%)
Apr 02,2026
Time Range: Dec 29,1993 ~ Apr 02,2026
Average: 2.52 %
Median: 2.54 %
Max: 5.08 % (Nov 11,2003)
Min: -0.49 % (Mar 09,2020)
FAQ
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German 30-year yields and long-term inflation expectations?
German 30-year yields reflect market expectations for long-term eurozone inflation. Changes in long-term inflation expectations directly affect 30-year bond pricing.
Application of German 30-year bonds in long-term investment strategies?
German 30-year bonds are suitable for long-term investment strategies, providing stable income and serving as inflation hedges. They are used by institutional investors for liability matching and capital preservation.
How does the German 30-year bond compare to the US 30-year bond and their impact on global markets?
Both the German 30-year bond and the US 30-year Treasury (the long bond) are key benchmarks for long-term global capital. The US long bond typically has a higher yield. The yield spread between them is an important indicator of global investor sentiment on long-term risk and influences the asset allocation strategies of pension funds and insurance companies worldwide.
How does the German 30-year bond compare to the Chinese 30-year bond and what are the impacts?
The German 30-year bond is one of the most liquid ultra-long-term bonds globally. The Chinese 30-year bond market has developed rapidly in recent years, attracting increasing international attention. The Sino-German 30-year spread provides an important reference for investors looking to make long-term asset allocations between different sovereign credits.