What are the yields on German government bonds?

Buoyant: Yields on two-year German Government bonds – the rate at which investors are prepared to lend to governments over that period – rose to 2.714%, a level not seen since 2008.

How do German bonds work?

The federal government in Germany issues a variety of bonds throughout each year that are backed by the full faith of the German government. Germany, like much of Europe, uses the euro and German bonds are denominated in that currency. People in the U.S. and around the world can buy German bonds through licensed investment brokers.

How do I buy German bonds?

Sign the completed client profile and the brokerage account agreement. Ask the broker to tell you what German bonds are available for purchase. The German government issues bonds with terms ranging from three months to 30 years. Longer term bonds pay higher yields. Choose a bond or a variety of bonds to purchase.