(Bloomberg) -- European bonds posted the biggest
weekly decline in five weeks after reports showed European
economies expanded faster than expected in the first quarter.
The gap in yields between 10-year European notes and U.S.
Treasuries narrowed to the least in 2 1/2 years this week as
economic growth in the euro region accelerated and U.S. expansion
slowed. European two-year yields also traded near the highest in
almost five years after European Central Bank President Jean-
Claude Trichet signaled higher interest rates.
Read more at Bloomberg Bonds News
weekly decline in five weeks after reports showed European
economies expanded faster than expected in the first quarter.
The gap in yields between 10-year European notes and U.S.
Treasuries narrowed to the least in 2 1/2 years this week as
economic growth in the euro region accelerated and U.S. expansion
slowed. European two-year yields also traded near the highest in
almost five years after European Central Bank President Jean-
Claude Trichet signaled higher interest rates.
Read more at Bloomberg Bonds News
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