By Alan Charlish WARSAW, Nov 13 (Reuters) - Central Europe's main currencies continued to soften on Wednesday, as a better-than-expected reading on German investor sentiment was offset by U.S. President Donald Trump's speech that dashed hopes of a concrete trade deal with China. Trump on Tuesday said an initial trade deal with China could happen "soon", but offered no new details on negotiations despite rumours before the speech that he might announce a venue and date for signing the deal. "Donald Trump poured a bucket of cold water on investors' heads," PKO BP said in a note. At 0949 GMT, the Polish zloty was down 0.13% against the euro at 4.2835. The Czech crown was down 0.16% at 25.57 while the Hungarian forint fell 0.09% to 334.9. There was more positive news from Germany, a key trading partner for central European economies, as a ZEW survey showed on Tuesday that the mood among German investors improved more than expected in November. ZEW said its monthly survey showed economic sentiment among investors jumped to -2.1 from -22.8 in October. In Poland, bond yields fell across the curve in line with euro zone peers as Trump's remarks cast a shadow over recent optimism. Polish 2-year yields fell 2 basis points to 1.383% while 10-year yields fell 6 basis points to 2.097%. "In the case of long-term yields, I mean the 10-year benchmark, I would expect further declines in yields below 2.10% over the short term," said Adam Antoniak, senior economist at Pekao. The Czech Republic auctioned 2027 and 2033 bonds on Wednesday. "Relatively shallow amount offered showing the finance ministry's 2019 financing needs have been mostly covered," Komercni Banka rates trader Dalimil Vyskovsky said in a client note. "As was the case in a slightly weaker-than-expected auction two weeks ago, they are unlikely to sell anything that would be too cheap compared to the market or their own thinking." Yields on the bonds were bid up 1-5 basis points in early trading on Wednesday. Benchmark Czech 10-year yields fell one basis point to 1.564%. Stocks fell across the region, with Budapest's main index shedding 0.53% and Warsaw's blue-chip WIG 20 index falling 0.84%. Polish energy group PGE fell 4.9% after its guidance for weaker EBITDA in 2020 worried investors. CEE SNAPSHOT AT MARKETS 1049 CET CURRENCI ES Latest Previous Daily Change bid close change in 2019 Czech 25.5700 25.5300 -0.16% +0.54% crown Hungary 334.9000 334.6000 -0.09% -4.13% forint Polish 4.2835 4.2780 -0.13% +0.14% zloty Romanian 4.7645 4.7619 -0.05% -2.32% leu Croatian 7.4500 7.4475 -0.03% -0.54% kuna Serbian 117.2900 117.4450 +0.13% +0.86% dinar Note: calculated from 1800 CET daily change Latest Previous Daily Change close change in 2019 Prague 1081.56 1084.110 -0.24% +9.63% 0 Budapest 43260.15 43492.33 -0.53% +10.53% Warsaw 2229.98 2248.81 -0.84% -2.05% Bucharest 9691.27 9692.81 -0.02% +31.25% Ljubljana 877.17 875.84 +0.15% +9.07% Zagreb 1971.69 1971.08 +0.03% +12.74% Belgrade <.BELEX15 766.06 762.55 +0.46% +0.57% > Sofia 558.04 558.24 -0.04% -6.13% BONDS Yield Yield Spread Daily (bid) change vs Bund change in Czech spread Republic 2-year <CZ2YT=RR 1.4330 0.0600 +207bps +7bps > 5-year <CZ5YT=RR 1.2830 0.0340 +185bps +6bps > 10-year <CZ10YT=R 1.5640 -0.0110 +185bps +3bps R> Poland 2-year <PL2YT=RR 1.3830 -0.0200 +202bps -1bps > 5-year <PL5YT=RR 1.7880 -0.0420 +235bps -2bps > 10-year <PL10YT=R 2.0970 -0.0590 +239bps -1bps R> FORWARD RATE AGREEMEN T 3x6 6x9 9x12 3M interban k Czech Rep < 2.26 2.25 2.17 2.18 PRIBOR=> Hungary < 0.27 0.30 0.34 0.19 BUBOR=> Poland < 1.73 1.71 1.67 1.71 WIBOR=> Note: FRA are for ask prices quotes