(Bloomberg) -- Treasuries were little changed, with
yields on 10-year notes near the lowest in almost eight weeks,
amid continuing concern regarding credit-market risk.
Investors seeking safer investments pushed down yields on
two-year notes, which touched the lowest in 10 weeks after the
government's sale of $18 billion of the securities. The notes
sold at a yield below the forecast in a Bloomberg News survey of
eight of the 21 firms that underwrite the government's debt.
Read more at Bloomberg Bonds News
yields on 10-year notes near the lowest in almost eight weeks,
amid continuing concern regarding credit-market risk.
Investors seeking safer investments pushed down yields on
two-year notes, which touched the lowest in 10 weeks after the
government's sale of $18 billion of the securities. The notes
sold at a yield below the forecast in a Bloomberg News survey of
eight of the 21 firms that underwrite the government's debt.
Read more at Bloomberg Bonds News
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