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2010-12-09 — telegraph.co.uk
``Anxiety over policy differences fuelled bond market doubts about the 16-nation eurozone and pushed yields on German government bonds, normally seen as a safe haven by investors, higher. The yield on the 10-year German Bund, the benchmark for all eurozone debt, topped 3pc for the first time in seven months on Wednesday and the euro weakened again. ''
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