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Financial Markets Daily Report 23 October 2026


Safe-haven flows drove U.S. and German sovereign yields sharply lower (10-year Treasury yields fell by more than 15bp and closed below 5% for the first time in a month). Euro area peripheral spreads widened, with France’s risk premium breaching the 170bp threshold. The dollar softened modestly, the yen strengthened, and the euro continued to trade around $1.12.

On the data front, euro area consumer confidence declined in October to -17.9 points (its lowest level in five months). Today, the focus will be on the release of preliminary October PMI figures in the major advanced economies, as well as the University of Michigan’s U.S. consumer sentiment index.

 

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