Eurozone government bond yields are stabilizing near multi-month lows as global markets absorb strong corporate earnings and prepare for critical inflation data. German 10-year Bund yields are currently holding steady around **2.71%**, recovering slightly from recent slides to late-November levels. This stabilization reflects a cautious "wait-and-see" approach among investors ahead of preliminary February consumer price index (CPI) reports from Germany, France, and Spain scheduled for Friday. European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde recently signaled that headline inflation is expected to converge to the **2.0%** target in the medium term. Core Eurozone inflation is forecast to ease slightly to **2.2%** year-on-year, while the headline rate is expected to hold firm at **1.7%**. Market sentiment received a significant boost from Nvidia’s latest fiscal results, which saw revenue jump **73%** to **$68.1 billion**. The tech leader’s record data center sales of **$62.3 billion** have bolstered risk appetite across global sectors, temporarily diverting pressure from the sovereign debt market. Currency markets show the Euro holding steady just below the **$1.18** mark. Investors are tracking how currency strength might impact price pressures and influence the ECB's upcoming policy decisions, with the bank currently maintaining key deposit rates at **2.15%**. Broader economic indicators show modest resilience, with Germany’s IFO Business Climate Index rising to **88.6** in February. However, geopolitical tensions and new global trade tariff threats continue to add a layer of complexity to the long-term yield outlook. [Nvidia Earnings: Live Updates and Commentary](https://www.google.com/search?q=https://www.youtube.com/watch%3Fv%3DR9j0EAnE-8Q) This video provides an in-depth look at Nvidia's record-breaking financial performance and its direct impact on global market risk appetite and technology sector trends.