"European bonds refer to debt securities issued in Europe. The European bond market is one of the world's largest bond markets, including various types of bonds, such as government bonds, corporate bonds, institutional bonds, etc.

European government bonds are one of the main components of the European bond market. The yield and interest rate level of government bonds in European countries are affected by the European Central Bank's policies. The European government bond market is relatively mature and stable, and is one of the important investment options for global investors.

The European corporate bond market has also developed rapidly in recent years. European corporate bonds are mainly determined by the issuer's credit rating, issuance interest rate, and expiration date. The European corporate bond market includes a large number of multinational companies issuing bonds, so it has a high degree of diversification.

In addition, the European bond market also includes some special types of bonds, such as convertible bonds and perpetual bonds. These bonds have a certain special nature and market value, and some large investment institutions and investors will also invest in these markets.

In general, the European bond market has extensive investment opportunities and diversified investment choices. The European bond market has also received close attention from global investors and has become part of the global capital market that cannot be ignored. "