Jens Naervig Pedersen of the Danish Bank said in a report that for the government bond market, 15 to 20 year bonds appear to be the new long-term “hot spot” rather than 30-year bonds. Previously, 30-year bonds had always been the traditional sector for issuing ultra-long-term bonds. “However, as Dutch pension reforms focus more on 15-20 year bonds, Eurozone government bonds are adapting to this new framework,” the forex and interest rate strategist said.

Jens Naervig Pedersen of the Danish Bank said in a report that for the government bond market, 15 to 20 year bonds appear to be the new long-term “hot spot” rather than 30-year bonds. Previously, 30-year bonds had always been the traditional sector for issuing ultra-long-term bonds. “However, as Dutch pension reforms focus more on 15-20 year bonds, Eurozone government bonds are adapting to this new framework,” the forex and interest rate strategist said.