Yields on 10-year Swiss government bonds have moved in lockstep with those of Bunds since the start of the pandemic, and thus followed their German counterparts above zero in January. While the Swiss yield has dropped back a bit since reaching a peak of +0.35% last week, it remains at a level last seen in December 2014.
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