Large asset management institutions are buying the dip amid eurozone bond sell-off, betting that contagion concerns are overstated
智通财经2026/10/08 04:361. According to the Financial Times, this month's French government bond sell-off has spread to the broader eurozone market, prompting major investors to buy heavily hit assets, including Italian bonds and corporate bonds. 2. Several large asset management institutions have stated that they have decisively bought bonds affected by the sell-off, reasoning that it is unlikely the eurozone will see an economic collapse similar to the eurozone debt crisis over a decade ago, and that market concerns over the “contagion effect” may be exaggerated.
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