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German government bonds rose, with 10-year yields dropping the most in seven weeks, as reports showed U.S. jobless claims increased and euro-area inflation slowed, boosting the prospects of more central-bank stimulus.
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Spanish government bonds fell, pushing 10-year yields to the highest level this month, as demand dropped when the nation sold a combined 4.57 billion euros ($5.99 billion) of securities at an auction.
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Italian bonds advanced, pushing 10- year yields down from the highest level in four weeks, as President Giorgio Napolitano sought to end a political stalemate and start negotiations on a new government.
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Europe’s government bonds rose this week, with French, Austrian and Belgian yields falling to records, as the European Central Bank said it would keep policy accommodative and the Bank of Japan boosted asset purchases.
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Spain’s government bonds rose for a 10th day and the nation’s borrowing costs fell at a bill sale amid optimism the European Central Bank will limit volatility caused by a political stalemate in Italy.
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Italian bonds rose, snapping a decline from yesterday, as European Central Bank executive board member Benoit Coeure said the institution will do everything it can within the terms of its mandate to preserve the euro.
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The cost of borrowing dollars between banks for 12 months rose above 1 percent for the first time this year as speculation mounted that the Federal Reserve will tighten monetary policy in the coming year.
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German 10-year bond yields held near a record low as concern the euro-region’s debt crisis may spread boosted demand for the perceived safety of the 16-nation currency’s benchmark securities.
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The rate banks say they pay for three-month loans in euros may rise today, according to Credit Agricole Corporate & Investment Bank.
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Treasuries rose for a fourth day on speculation political wrangling over the U.S. debt ceiling will curb economic growth, fueling demand for the safety of debt.
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