(Bloomberg) -- Treasuries declined as 10-year note
yields near the lowest level in more than two months failed to
attract buyers.
A gauge of momentum shows 10-year yields are poised to rise
after dropping more than half a percentage point since peaking
at 5.327 percent on June 13. U.S. government debt rose last week
for a third straight week on bets rising defaults on home loans
to people with poor credit histories will hurt the economy.
Read more at Bloomberg Bonds News
yields near the lowest level in more than two months failed to
attract buyers.
A gauge of momentum shows 10-year yields are poised to rise
after dropping more than half a percentage point since peaking
at 5.327 percent on June 13. U.S. government debt rose last week
for a third straight week on bets rising defaults on home loans
to people with poor credit histories will hurt the economy.
Read more at Bloomberg Bonds News
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