May 9 (Reuters) - Safe-haven German Bund prices fell on

Friday, driving yields higher, as expectations that the trade

deal between the U.S. and UK could pave the way for similar

tariff agreements boosted appetite for riskier assets.

Trump said he expected substantive negotiations with China

this weekend and predicted that U.S. tariffs on Beijing of 145%

would come down.

Germany's 10-year yield, the euro area's

benchmark, rose 4 basis points (bps) to 2.56%, its highest since

April 14.