Germany’s 10-year Bund yield slipped below 2.75%, its lowest level since December 3, after recording its sharpest weekly drop since April. The decline has been driven by increased safe-haven demand and expectations that softer US data could give the Federal Reserve room to resume interest rate cuts. Investors are now looking ahead to the Fed’s meeting minutes on Wednesday for further guidance on the policy outlook. In the euro area, markets assessed signals that the European Central Bank remains broadly comfortable with the euro’s recent appreciation. Attention also focused on reports that Bank of France Governor Fran