(Reuters) - NEW YORK, July 19 - U.S. government debt prices
were mostly flat on Thursday, as Federal Reserve Chairman Ben
Bernanke reiterated inflation as Fed's top concern and the
housing drag on economic growth in the coming quarters.
The day's data echoed Bernanke's views in his semiannual
testimony before Congress, suggesting risks from both
inflation and slower growth.
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were mostly flat on Thursday, as Federal Reserve Chairman Ben
Bernanke reiterated inflation as Fed's top concern and the
housing drag on economic growth in the coming quarters.
The day's data echoed Bernanke's views in his semiannual
testimony before Congress, suggesting risks from both
inflation and slower growth.
Read more at Reuters.com Bonds News
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