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Global bonds sell off as investors react to Trump's tariffs and a German 'paradigm shift'
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Government borrowing costs rose across the globe on Thursday , as government bonds sold off.
Yields on German government bonds continued to move higher, a day after recording the biggest daily jump since Germany 's reunification in 1990 .
Analysts told CNBC U.S. tariffs were also influencing the global bond market.
Germany 's new political footing is challenging Bank of America's outlook, Preusser says.
Germany is delivering a "paradigm shift" in its fiscal stance, he says.
Europe is no longer funding the U.S. fiscal expansion, but its own, he adds.
The market has "clearly" responded to Germany 's proposed fiscal reforms and EU 's ReArm Europe plan.
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