Jin10 data September 2 report: Due to market expectations that Germany's investment plans and the potential increase in defense spending by Eurozone countries will raise debt levels, Eurozone ultra-long-term government bonds also face selling pressure. The yield on Germany's 30-year government bonds rose to 3.41%, the highest in 14 years; the yield on France's 30-year government bonds increased to the highest level in over 16 years; the yield on the UK's 30-year government bonds reached a new high since 1998; Spain's 30-year government bond yield briefly hit 4.297%, the highest since November 2023; Italy's 30-year government bond yield rose to 4.661%, the highest since April.

On September 2, Jin10 reported that U.S. Treasury Secretary Basant said on Monday that he is not concerned about the dollar's exchange rate position against the euro, noting that the euro should remain strong due to the impact of Europe's fiscal expansion policies. "Under Germany's leadership, Europe is implementing a large-scale fiscal expansion," Basant said in an interview, "the market...

Jin10 data reported on August 28, the interest rate strategist at ING stated in a report that the France-Germany bond yield spread may remain elevated even if it does not widen further. The 10-year France-Germany bond yield spread rose to 82 basis points on Wednesday, the highest level since January. Due to the prospect of a confidence vote, the yield spread between French and German bonds has significantly widened, with risk balances tending to expand further. Although the increase is relatively controllable, it also highlights that if political tensions escalate, the upside risk for French bonds will increase.

Jin10 Data, August 27 - Germany's Gfk Consumer Confidence Index for September has been slightly revised down from last month's -21.7 points to -23.6 points. Consumer confidence is expected to decline for the third consecutive time, as households' worries about potential unemployment and inflation uncertainty are growing, undermining consumer confidence. NIM consumer analyst Rolf Buerkl stated that income expectations have significantly dropped, reaching the lowest level since March, playing an important role in the overall decline. He said, "Concerns about unemployment are increasing, causing many consumers to remain cautious, especially when purchasing big-ticket items." The survey indicates that uncertainty about how inflation will develop is also affecting consumers, who are worried that geopolitical situations and U.S. government tariff policies may lead to rising energy prices.

Jin10 data reported on August 26 that Canada plans to negotiate the supply of liquefied natural gas to German buyers to meet the continuously rising demand from the European Union. Liquefied natural gas was one of the topics discussed between Canadian Prime Minister Carney and German Chancellor Merz in Berlin on Tuesday. In addition to announcing a key mineral partnership and revealing that German companies have become two of the preferred bidders for Canada's lucrative submarine contracts, the Canadian side also emphasized the potential for exporting liquefied natural gas to Europe’s largest economy. The Carney government issued a press release stating that the energy partnership established between Canada and Germany lays the foundation for deepening bilateral cooperation in the liquefied natural gas sector. According to officials from the Ottawa government, during the previous Trudeau administration, Canada continuously received signals of demand from Germany and EU countries for increased production of liquefied natural gas.

On August 26, Jin10 reported that Germany and Canada have committed to expanding cooperation to ensure the supply chain of critical minerals that are vital for energy and defense technologies. German Chancellor Merz and Canadian Prime Minister Carney held talks in Berlin on Tuesday to discuss this initiative, which includes co-funding new projects. Carney stated, "For a long time, Canada's rich reserves of nickel, cobalt, and other critical minerals have gone undeveloped. Canada is ready to be a reliable supplier for its allies, especially Germany. Germany is the largest economy in Europe and Canada's biggest trading partner in the EU." The joint statement expressed the "common intention to innovate, invest, and collaborate through rules-based trade," and that Germany and Canada will "help promote private capital to fund new projects and establish resilient supply chains."

Postal services in multiple countries around the world have announced a suspension of small parcel deliveries to the United States in response to the upcoming implementation of new micro-tariff regulations. Although personal gifts remain duty-free, other parcels will face higher tariffs, and the industry has expressed dissatisfaction with the lack of clear procedures regarding the policy changes.

Jin10 reported on August 23 that Dmitry Polyanskiy, Russia's First Deputy Permanent Representative to the United Nations, stated on the 22nd that Russia has requested an emergency meeting of the UN Security Council regarding the "Nord Stream" gas pipeline explosion, scheduled for August 26. According to Russian media, Polyanskiy said on social media that Russia has requested an emergency meeting of the UN Security Council on the "Nord Stream" pipeline explosion, stating, "We will point out the delays in Germany's investigation and its lack of transparency towards the Security Council."

Jin10 data reported on August 21 that Roman Gaiser from Threadneedle Investments in Colombia stated that the demand for ultra-long-term government bonds from traditional buyers such as pension funds has weakened in recent months. In the United States, the subscription demand for 20-year and 30-year government bond auctions is below normal. In Europe, the yield on Germany's 30-year government bonds reached a multi-year high this week, while the yield on the UK's 30-year government bonds rose to a four-month high. The demand for Japan's ultra-long-term government bonds has also recently been weak relative to supply. Gaiser noted that this is a global trend reflecting market concerns about long-term fiscal and economic prospects amid uncertainty due to high trade tariffs in the United States.

Jin10 Data, August 19 – According to the Hamburg Port Marketing Association data on August 18, in the first half of 2025, the seaborne cargo throughput of Hamburg Port is expected to rise by 3.6%, and container throughput is expected to rise by 9.3%, showing an overall stable growth trend. Due to the frequent changes in U.S. tariff policies, the container throughput from Hamburg Port to the U.S. has decreased by 19.3%. Axel Mattern, the director and CEO of the Hamburg Port Marketing Association, pointed out that this highlights the negative impact of the uncertainty of U.S. trade policies on global shipping and trade between Europe and the U.S.

On August 18, Jin10 reported that Japanese Foreign Minister Taro Kono held the first strategic dialogue in Tokyo with German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas. The two confirmed that they would advance cooperation in the field of security, including the early convening of a foreign and defense ministers' meeting (2+2).

PANews August 18 news, according to Abnormal reports, hackers have recently been selling active email accounts of government and law enforcement agencies (.gov and .police) from multiple countries including the United States, United Kingdom, India, Brazil, and Germany on underground forums, with prices as low as $40 each. The relevant accounts have been compromised and can be used to impersonate official identities to send false legal requests and steal sensitive data, posing serious security risks.

Jin10 reported on August 17 that German Chancellor Merz, French President Macron, and British Prime Minister Starmer will hold consultations on the 17th to decide whether to travel to the U.S. to participate in the talks between Trump and Zelensky on the 18th. TASS reported, citing German media, that the final decision to go depends on receiving a formal invitation from the U.S. Although Trump suggested that Zelensky invite European leaders to the U.S., no formal invitation has been issued as of now.

Today's financial highlights include Germany's CPI, the IEA oil market report, and the US EIA crude oil inventory data. Meanwhile, Fed officials will speak on monetary policy and economic outlook, and the Bank of Canada will also release the minutes of its monetary policy meeting.

Jin10 data reported on August 13 that, according to the Financial Times, France, Germany, and the UK have informed the United Nations that they are prepared to resume sanctions against Iran unless it returns to negotiations with the international community regarding its nuclear program. Several ministers stated: "We have made it clear that if Iran is not willing to reach a diplomatic solution by the end of August 2025, or if it does not seize the opportunity for an extension, the E3 are ready to activate the rapid restoration mechanism."

Jin10 reported on August 13 that German Chancellor Merz recently stated that Germany has suspended the export of any military equipment that could be used in the Gaza Strip to Israel, and called on the Israeli government not to escalate military actions in the Gaza Strip further. In response, the co-chair of Germany's Left Party, Schwertner, stated on the 12th that Germany should fully stop providing weapons to Israel and quickly follow the international community's steps to recognize the State of Palestine. Among Western powers, France, the UK, Canada, and Australia have recently stated they will recognize the State of Palestine, while Germany has yet to make a clear statement on this, saying that "recognizing the State of Palestine" is the final step in the Israeli-Palestinian peace process.

In August, Germany's ZEW investor confidence unexpectedly declined, mainly due to disappointment over the US-EU trade agreement and weak economic performance in the second quarter, with the economy contracting by 0.1%, leading to a deterioration in market sentiment.

Jin10 Data, August 11 - On the 10th local time, German Chancellor Merz stated that Germany hopes Ukrainian President Zelensky can attend the talks between U.S. President Trump and Russian President Putin on the 15th in Alaska. Merz said in a television interview that Germany is working closely with the U.S. to ensure Zelensky can attend the talks. Merz stated that Germany cannot accept Russia and the U.S. discussing or even deciding territorial issues while bypassing Europe and Ukraine. Merz expressed hope that the talks could make significant progress towards a peaceful resolution of the conflict, and even achieve a "breakthrough."

Germany has decided to stop delivering equipment that could be used for military operations in Gaza to Israel in response to the humanitarian crisis. This ban will remain in place until further notice. German Chancellor Merz has called on Israel to ease the humanitarian situation in Gaza and questioned the effectiveness of further attacks.

Jin10 reported on August 8 that Germany will stop supplying military equipment that can be used for operations in the Gaza Strip to Israel, a move made out of concern for the humanitarian suffering in the region. German Chancellor Merz stated that the ban on the delivery of tanks and other defense-related spare parts will continue until further notice. This decision is an important step taken by Germany, which has been one of Israel's staunchest supporters. Merz reiterated that Israel has the right to defend itself, but he questioned whether further attacks on Gaza would help Israel achieve its goal of defeating Hamas.

Analysts at ING Groep in the Netherlands stated that the optimistic sentiment in the German industry does not match the actual data, with industrial production declining by 1.9% month-on-month in June. Although there are signs of improvement, production remains below pre-pandemic levels, which could lead to a downward revision of GDP for the second quarter.

Jin10 data reported on August 7, the Federal Statistical Office of Germany announced on Thursday that the industrial output in June fell by 1.9% compared to the previous month, a decline greater than the market expectation of 0.5%. Germany's exports in June increased by 0.8% month-on-month, higher than the market forecast of 0.5%. However, compared to May, exports of goods to the United States decreased by 2.1%, marking the third consecutive decline and reaching the lowest level since February 2022.

Jin10 Data reported on August 5th that Germany has deployed five European fighter jets to Poland four weeks before the joint military exercises between Russia and Belarus. The deployment of these aircraft is scheduled for Tuesday, August 5th. The "West-2025" exercises (Zapad-2025) will begin in September within Belarus.

Jin10 Data reported on August 3rd that, according to the Polish news agency on the 3rd, Polish Interior and Administration Minister Mariusz Kamiński announced that Poland will extend temporary border control measures with Germany until October 4th. This temporary control measure was originally set to expire on August 5th. Previously, there had been widespread expectations that this measure would be extended.

Jin10 data reported on August 2, local time on August 1, the Israeli military stated that on that day, aircraft from six countries, including Jordan, Egypt, the UAE, Spain, Germany, and France, airdropped 126 packages of humanitarian aid materials to the Gaza Strip with the assistance of the Israeli military. The Israeli military stated that this is the largest airdrop operation since last week when Israel allowed the resumption of increased aid to the Gaza Strip.

In July, Germany's inflation rate decreased by 1.8% year-on-year, while the core inflation rate remained at 2.7%. The inflation rate in the Eurozone is expected to be 1.9% in July. The European Central Bank kept interest rates unchanged, and the market is skeptical about further easing of policies.

Jin10 reported on July 30 that data on Wednesday showed the German economy contracted by 0.1% in the second quarter, contrasting with a 0.4% rise in the first quarter. The main reason for this was the slowdown in demand from the United States, as importers had purchased large quantities of German goods in previous months in anticipation of increased tariffs from the U.S. The German Federal Statistical Office stated that there was a decline in investment in the second quarter, but compared to the previous three months, consumption and government spending had risen.

According to Jinse Finance, on July 28 local time, German Chancellor Merz expressed his dissatisfaction with the tariff agreement reached between the EU and the US, stating that the 15% tariff imposed by the US on EU goods would be a significant burden for Germany's export-oriented economy. However, Merz also acknowledged that the current tariff rate imposed by the US on EU goods has dropped by half from the previously claimed 30%, and he cannot expect better results.

According to BlockBeats news on July 28, based on CoinShares' latest weekly report data, last week, digital asset investment products saw inflows of $1.9 billion, maintaining a positive momentum for 15 consecutive weeks. This brings the inflow amount for this month to a record $11.2 billion, far exceeding the $7.6 billion after the U.S. elections in December 2024. The inflow situation varies by region. The U.S. and Germany recorded strong inflows of $2 billion and $70 million respectively, offsetting outflows from Brazil ($23.2 million), Canada ($84.3 million), and Hong Kong ($160 million). Ethereum performed outstandingly, leading significantly last week with inflows reaching $1.59 billion, marking the second highest weekly inflow on record. Year-to-date, Ethereum's inflow has reached $7.79 billion, surpassing the total for last year.

The UK plans to sell approximately $7.1 billion worth of Bitcoin to fill its budget deficit, raising concerns in the market. The UK is the world's third-largest holder of Bitcoin, and the sale could recreate the scenario where Germany's selling caused a sharp price drop. The BTC price is facing short-term support at $116,300 and resistance at $120,000. Analysts suggest following the selling progress to avoid chasing the price.

The Trump administration has adjusted the order of arms deliveries, prioritizing the transfer of the "Patriot" air defense system to Germany, followed by Switzerland. This marks the Pentagon's first actual coordination of weapon transfers to Ukraine to support allies in paying more for Ukraine's military aid.

Jin10 Data reported on July 17 that the Federal Statistical Office of Germany released data on July 17 showing that the average number of children born to women in Germany has declined again. The total fertility rate for the country in 2024 (average number of children born per woman) is 1.35, down 2% from the previous year, with a total of 677,117 infants born. However, the rate of decline has significantly slowed compared to before, with fertility rates in Germany decreasing by 8% and 7% in 2022 and 2023, respectively.

Golden Finance reports that the Swedish digital asset management company Virtune has announced the launch of the Bitcoin Prime ETP and the staking Virtune Staked Solana ETP. It is reported that these two exchange-traded products will be listed on the Xetra stock exchange in Germany.

The German Central Bank pointed out in its latest report that the German economy is expected to stagnate in the second quarter, mainly due to the fading effects of previous growth and a generally weak economic trend. Additionally, the increased tariff threats from the United States have raised downside risks, and the export sector will face additional challenges in the short term.

Jin10 data reported on July 14th that John Higgins from Capital Economics stated in a report that due to the Eurozone's economic growth potentially falling short of expectations, the euro is likely to weaken significantly by the end of the year. Currently, market expectations for Eurozone growth are better than those for the United States. We believe that even if the United States ultimately does not impose the threatened 30% tariffs on EU imports, these expectations will still fall flat. He anticipates that loose fiscal policies will boost economic growth in Germany. However, the agency believes that the overall impact of fiscal policies on the Eurozone as a whole is roughly neutral. This macroeconomic research agency also expects that the impact of tariffs on U.S. economic growth will be relatively mild.

On July 11, Jin10 reported that on July 11 local time, the German Federal Government's News and Information Office announced that German Chancellor Merz will make his first visit to the British capital London on July 17, during which he will meet with British Prime Minister Starmer. The statement also mentioned that during the visit, Germany and the UK plan to sign a friendship treaty. The focus of this friendship treaty will be on cooperation in foreign and security policy, economic rise, and strengthening the ties between the citizens of both countries.

Germany plans to purchase 15 more F-35 fighter jets, raising the expected total to 50. This move has sparked tensions with France over the joint Franco-German fighter jet project. At the same time, this order aligns with NATO's new protocol to increase collective defense spending in response to the Russian threat.

Gate News bot report: The cryptocurrency project World, co-founded by OpenAI's Sam Altman, has suspended its iris scanning operations in Germany. The company's website states that the World Orb site will soon resume operations. The Orb is a basketball-sized silver sphere used to verify user identity and join the company's identity network.

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The German listed company Nakiki SE plans to fully adopt Bitcoin as its treasury strategy, aiming to become the first listed company in Germany to use only Bitcoin reserves, and will propose related changes in 2025. This strategy is analogous to Michael Saylor, aiming to enhance Bitcoin's status as a strategic asset.

PANews, July 8th news, according to Bitcoin Magazine, the German listed company Nakiki SE (ISIN: DE000WNDL300) announced that it will fully adopt Bitcoin as its sole treasury reserve asset, aiming to become the first listed company in Germany to emulate the MicroStrategy business model. The company plans to propose a name change and amend its articles of association at the shareholders' meeting in the second half of 2025 and is currently in discussions with investors to raise funds for Bitcoin allocation through a stock issuance.

Polish Prime Minister Tusk has decided to implement a 30-day inspection at the border with Germany and Lithuania in response to measures taken by the new German government to strengthen border controls. This decision comes amid declining support for Tusk's government and pressure from conservatives, reflecting the asymmetry in border management between the two sides. Germany is also facing the challenge of balancing immigration freedom with anti-immigrant forces.

Switzerland and Germany have agreed to jointly purchase multiple ground-based air defense systems to promote defense procurement cooperation. This protocol is expected to be signed in the coming weeks, aligning with Switzerland's new defense strategy aimed at improving the cost efficiency and flexibility of air defense systems through the European Sky Shield Initiative.

According to Gate News bot, as reported by Cointelegraph, the stablecoin company AllUnity, established by asset management company DWS in joint venture with Deutsche Bank, has obtained a license from the Federal Financial Supervisory Authority of Germany ( BaFin ), allowing it to issue euro-pegged stablecoin EURAU in compliance with the regulatory framework for crypto asset markets (MiCA). This plan has been in progress for over a year.

Jin10 reported on July 2 that Germany and the UK will sign a defense treaty on July 17, which includes mutual assistance provisions in the event that either party is threatened. UK Prime Minister Starmer and former German Chancellor Scholz issued a joint statement in August this year, pledging to strengthen cooperation on issues such as trade and security. According to reports, a comprehensive agreement is being finalized, with one key area being defense.

According to the Gate News bot, Bloomberg reports that Deutsche Bank AG is developing digital asset custody services and plans to launch them in 2026. Deutsche Bank has selected Bitpanda Technology Solutions as its technology partner to assist in building the custody system. Insiders reveal that the project is led by Germany.

Gate News bot news, on July 1st, Germany's largest banking group Sparkassen-Finanzgruppe plans to launch Crypto Assets trading services for retail customers in mid-2026, marking a significant shift in its stance on digital assets. Under the newly introduced MiCA framework in the EU, Sparkassen has started to embrace Crypto Assets. Customers will be able to

According to Gate News bot, Bloomberg reported that the Sparkasse Group has decided to lift its long-standing ban and open up Bitcoin and other crypto assets trading services to private clients. The DSGV announced on Monday that it will establish a regulated crypto assets service channel. In the future, customers will be able to use savings...