[German 2-year Bond Yields Rebound More Than 15 Basis Points In Two Days As Investors Focus On Inflation Risks From The Middle East Situation Via Energy Prices] On Tuesday (March 3), In Late European Trading, The Yield On 10-year German Government Bonds Rose 4.0 Basis Points To 2.752%, Trading Within A Range Of 2.742%-2.814% During The Day. This Represents A Cumulative Increase Of 10.8 Basis Points Over The Past Two Trading Days, Disrupting The Pullback Trend Since February 3. The Yield On 2-year German Bonds Rose 6.6 Basis Points To 2.155%, Trading Within A Range Of 2.126%-2.237% During The Day, Representing A Cumulative Increase Of 15.4 Basis Points Over The Past Two Days. The Yield On 30-year German Bonds Rose 2.9 Basis Points To 3.386%. The Spread Between 2-year And 10-year German Bond Yields Fell 2.516 Basis Points To +59.485 Basis Points

[Iran Launches Plan To Enhance National Economic Resilience And Civil Defense Under State Of Emergency] On March 3, Local Time, Iran’s First Vice President Aref Issued Instructions That The Plan To Enhance National Economic Resilience And Civil Defense Under State Of Emergency Has Officially Entered The Implementation Phase

[UK 2/10-Year Bond Yields Rise By Approximately 10 Basis Points] In Late European Trading On Tuesday (March 3), The Yield On 10-year UK Government Bonds Rose 9.7 Basis Points To 4.471%. The Yield On 2-year UK Government Bonds Rose 9.7 Basis Points To 3.734%, Holding Steady Around 3.75% Throughout The Day After A Higher Opening. The Yield On 30-year UK Government Bonds Rose 9.0 Basis Points To 5.174%; The Yield On 50-year UK Government Bonds Rose 8.5 Basis Points To 4.761%. The Spread Between 2/10-year UK Government Bond Yields Remained Largely Unchanged At +73.386 Basis Points