(Reuters) - NEW YORK, April 30 - U.S. government bond prices surged on Monday, buoyed by data showing that inflation might be subsiding closer to the Federal Reserve's presumed target range, while month-end positioning added some support.
The benign inflation reading boosted investor expectations the Fed could start cutting interest rates later this year.
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