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• Treasury 10-Year Yield at Almost 8-Week Low Before Sales

  Yields on benchmark 10-year Treasuries were at almost an eight-week low before the U.S. sells $99 billion of notes this week amid speculation the Federal Reserve will keep borrowing rates at record lows.

• Treasuries 10-Year Yield Falls for Fifth Week on Europe

  Treasury 10-year yields fell for the fifth straight week, the longest stretch since June, amid speculation the European sovereign-debt crisis is far from resolved.

• Treasuries Decline Amid Signs of Easing in Europe’s Debt Crisis

  Treasuries fell for the first time in three days after Spain raised more than its maximum target at a bill auction, buoying global stocks and damping demand for safer assets.

• Default Swaps in U.S. Fall the Most in 2012 on Fed Views

  A benchmark gauge of U.S. company credit risk dropped the most this year after Federal Reserve officials indicated that borrowing costs will stay low to support the economic recovery.

• U.S. Company Credit Risk Climbs as Market Waits on Debt Deal

  The cost of protecting U.S. corporate debt from losses climbed to almost the highest level in two weeks as President Barack Obama said bipartisanship is needed to turn a “rough agreement” on raising the debt limit into a plan he and a majority of lawmakers can support.

• Credit-Default Swaps in U.S. Pare Decline After Bernanke Remarks

  A benchmark gauge of U.S. credit risk pared an earlier decline after Federal Reserve Chairman Ben S. Bernanke’s remarks to Congress damped speculation of new asset purchases to help the economy.

• Default Swaps in U.S. Rise to Highest Level in Almost Two Weeks

  A benchmark gauge of U.S. credit risk climbed to the highest in almost two weeks as Europe’s economy contracted in the fourth quarter, stoking investor concern that the pace of global economic growth may falter.

• Treasuries Drop on U.S. Consumer Confidence, European Agreement

  Treasuries fell for the first time in three days as a report showed consumer confidence rose in December more than forecast and European leaders agreed to tighten budget rules and speed the start of a bailout fund.

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  Stocks Rise on Optimism for Fed, Valuations

  Global stocks rallied, snapping three days of declines after valuations reached the cheapest levels since 2009, as investors speculated the Federal Reserve will act to spur the economy. Oil jumped while the dollar fell.

• Treasury Draws Record Demand at $32 Billion Three-Year Note Sale

  The Treasury attracted record demand at today’s $32 billion auction of three-year notes as concern that a resolution to Europe’s sovereign-debt crisis is far off drove investors to the safety of the securities.

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• "It's hard to argue that there is much value in Treasuries at this point, but given the uncertainties in the market it's almost impossible to have any sustained selloff."

  - Adrian Miller on Apr 24, 2012

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