German yield at record low, euro sinks as Draghi rekindles policy easing bets

LONDON (Reuters) - The euro dropped and German government bond yields hit a new record low on Tuesday after European Central Bank chief Mario Draghi said the bank will provide more stimulus if inflation doesn't pick up. The euro zone's central bank will need to ease policy again, possibly through new rate cuts or asset purchases, if inflation doesn't head back to its target, Draghi told the ECB's annual conference in Sintra, Portugal.Germany's 10-year government bond yield, the benchmark for the..