(Bloomberg) -- U.S. 10-year notes were little changed
as last week's decline, which pushed yields to near the highest
in three months, attracted investors who are betting on slower
economic growth and lower interest rates.
Treasuries fell the most since January last week, with 10-
year yields climbing to 4.81 percent, approaching the 2007 high
of 4.90 percent reached on Jan. 26. U.S. notes erased earlier
gains after a rise in European equities dimmed the allure of
fixed income assets and prompted traders to pare bets the Federal
Reserve will cut interest rates this year.
Read more at Bloomberg Bonds News
as last week's decline, which pushed yields to near the highest
in three months, attracted investors who are betting on slower
economic growth and lower interest rates.
Treasuries fell the most since January last week, with 10-
year yields climbing to 4.81 percent, approaching the 2007 high
of 4.90 percent reached on Jan. 26. U.S. notes erased earlier
gains after a rise in European equities dimmed the allure of
fixed income assets and prompted traders to pare bets the Federal
Reserve will cut interest rates this year.
Read more at Bloomberg Bonds News
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