Germany's 10-year bond yield just hit its lowest point since early December, slipping down 4.2 basis points to land at 2.824%. This kind of move in government bond yields doesn't happen in isolation—it signals something shifting in how markets are pricing risk and growth expectations. Lower yields typically funnel money toward riskier assets, which is worth watching if you're thinking about capital flows into alternative markets. The steady decline speaks to ongoing economic uncertainty and changing sentiment around inflation and monetary policy directions.