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Treasury 10-year notes rallied to finish little changed as weaker-than-forecast economic data dashed speculation the Federal Reserve might end stimulus measures anytime soon, driving investors into government debt.
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Treasury 10-year notes gained for a second day after retail sales in the U.S. unexpectedly fell in March and as large speculators raised their net-long positions on the securities’ futures to the highest level this year.
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Treasury 10-year note yields touched the lowest level in almost a week on concern an agreement to help Cyprus avoid a default may undermine long-term financial stability in the euro region.
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Treasuries rose, pushing 10-year note yields down the most in three weeks, as an unprecedented proposed levy on bank deposits in Cyprus threatened to reignite the euro region’s debt crisis, boosting demand for a refuge.
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Jefferies Group Inc. , a New York- based securities firm that is expanding investment banking, trading and securities research, added two stock analysts to cover industrial companies.
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Treasury 10-year notes fell for a second day as Federal Reserve Chairman Ben S. Bernanke stoked speculation the central bank’s monetary stimulus would bolster economic growth, diminishing the desire for safety.
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Treasuries fell as stocks in Europe rebounded from the biggest decline in three months and the gap narrowed between German government debt yields and those in Spain and Italy.
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Treasuries fell for a fourth day as the U.S. sold $35 billion of five-year notes at the highest yield since March amid concern the Federal Reserve may provide guidance tomorrow on when it will slow bond purchases.
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Even after the worst start for Treasuries since 2009, derivatives traders are signaling there’s little chance of a bear market in bonds for the next three years as Federal Reserve Chairman Ben S. Bernanke fights unemployment.
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Treasury 30-year bond yields traded at almost nine-month highs after the Federal Reserve restated its commitment to asset purchases to spur economic growth, keeping alive the threat of inflation.
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