(Bloomberg) -- Treasuries declined the most in two
weeks as U.S. stocks rebounded, suggesting investors were
becoming more comfortable with risk after last week's $2.1
trillion global equity sell-off.
A gauge of momentum shows 10-year note yields were poised
to rise after dropping more than half a percentage point since
peaking at 5.327 percent on June 13. U.S. government debt last
week posted its biggest weekly advance in 10 months on
speculation the subprime mortgage crisis will slow the economy.
Read more at Bloomberg Bonds News
weeks as U.S. stocks rebounded, suggesting investors were
becoming more comfortable with risk after last week's $2.1
trillion global equity sell-off.
A gauge of momentum shows 10-year note yields were poised
to rise after dropping more than half a percentage point since
peaking at 5.327 percent on June 13. U.S. government debt last
week posted its biggest weekly advance in 10 months on
speculation the subprime mortgage crisis will slow the economy.
Read more at Bloomberg Bonds News
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