
Ioannis Sokos
Managing Director, Fixed Income Research (European rates strategist) at Deutsche Bank, London, and recurring guest on Deutsche Bank's Rate Check podcast.
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Sep 7, 2026
What's happening in Europe?
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10:54
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Ioannis SokosGUEST
Uh, indeed, it has been fascinating times for, uh, us in rates, uh, especially for those of us who have spent most of our career in close to the zero lower bound.

Ioannis SokosGUEST
Uh, so let me focus a bit on the Bund, and for me, my favorite way to approach this is to try to disentangle what has contributed to these very high levels that we have at the moment.

Ioannis SokosGUEST
Like, the first one that can lead to a Bund sell-off is asset swap spreads, but these ones have been relatively stable lately.
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17:12Henry AllenHOST
What are the reasons you see for there being this potential positive surprise in the near term?