Will the ECB’s QE provide more fuel for euro-zone bonds?

While the anticipation and launch of looser unconventional monetary policy in the euro-zone appears to have depressed the yields of bonds issued by the region’s more troubled governments, the boost now appears to have faded and we are not convinced it will resume.

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