(Reuters) - NEW YORK, July 23 - U.S. Treasuries eased on
Monday, pulling benchmark yields back from recent six-week lows
as rising stocks brought respite from risk aversion in other
markets after last week's scare over the subprime market.
Financial market losses related to subprime, the mortgage
sector that targets borrowers with poor credit, led to a flight
to quality by investors into Treasuries last week, giving
10-year notes their best rally since March.
Read more at Reuters.com Bonds News
Monday, pulling benchmark yields back from recent six-week lows
as rising stocks brought respite from risk aversion in other
markets after last week's scare over the subprime market.
Financial market losses related to subprime, the mortgage
sector that targets borrowers with poor credit, led to a flight
to quality by investors into Treasuries last week, giving
10-year notes their best rally since March.
Read more at Reuters.com Bonds News
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