(Bloomberg) -- Treasury two-year notes rose
for the first time since April as investors sought refuge
from possible hedge fund losses.
Two-year yields fell more than 10-year yields this
week, increasing the yield premium of the longer-term debt
to the most since October 2005, as Bear Stearns Cos.
offered to provide $3.2 billion in loans to bail out one of
its money-losing hedge funds. The Federal Reserve is
forecast by economists to hold its benchmark lending rate
steady at its meeting next week.
Read more at Bloomberg Bonds News
for the first time since April as investors sought refuge
from possible hedge fund losses.
Two-year yields fell more than 10-year yields this
week, increasing the yield premium of the longer-term debt
to the most since October 2005, as Bear Stearns Cos.
offered to provide $3.2 billion in loans to bail out one of
its money-losing hedge funds. The Federal Reserve is
forecast by economists to hold its benchmark lending rate
steady at its meeting next week.
Read more at Bloomberg Bonds News
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