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Global stocks rise, bond yields fall as oil prices slide

German markets largely shrugged off the results of two regional elections, with the 10-year Bund yield retreating five basis points, according to The Guardian.

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Global stock markets rose and government bond yields fell as oil prices slid, The Guardian reported in a business live update.

The report said the moves came as talks between US and Chinese officials in New York preceded a summit between Donald Trump and Xi Jinping later in the week, and noted that German markets largely shrugged off the results of two regional elections, with the 10-year Bund yield retreating five basis points to 3.48%.

According to The Guardian, analysts expect Germany's federal coalition to soften some planned entitlement cuts while still implementing most of its pro-growth reform agenda.

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