(Bloomberg) -- U.S. 10-year Treasuries fell for the
first time in a week as a rebound in global stock markets reduced
the appeal of fixed-income securities.
Treasuries declined as Asian shares rebounded from a slump
after higher profits at Japanese companies helped ease concerns a
U.S. housing slowdown would crimp the economy. U.S. notes snapped
four days of gains that had been driven by investors seeking the
relative safety of government debt as equity markets dropped.
Read more at Bloomberg Bonds News
first time in a week as a rebound in global stock markets reduced
the appeal of fixed-income securities.
Treasuries declined as Asian shares rebounded from a slump
after higher profits at Japanese companies helped ease concerns a
U.S. housing slowdown would crimp the economy. U.S. notes snapped
four days of gains that had been driven by investors seeking the
relative safety of government debt as equity markets dropped.
Read more at Bloomberg Bonds News
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