(Bloomberg) -- Treasuries advanced as a measure of
consumer prices rose less than forecast last month, increasing
the appeal of 10-year yields near a five-year high.
The gains pared the notes' sixth straight weekly decline, a
drop driven primarily by speculation that accelerating global
growth will divert foreign money from Treasuries to riskier,
potentially more lucrative investments.
Read more at Bloomberg Bonds News
consumer prices rose less than forecast last month, increasing
the appeal of 10-year yields near a five-year high.
The gains pared the notes' sixth straight weekly decline, a
drop driven primarily by speculation that accelerating global
growth will divert foreign money from Treasuries to riskier,
potentially more lucrative investments.
Read more at Bloomberg Bonds News
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