10-year Treasury note rose 4.7 basis points to 5.008 percent after climbing to 5.041 percent, its highest since July 19, 2007, and was on track for its sixth advance in the past seven sessions. England was poised to announce this week that it will stop selling long-dated government bonds in order to free up cash for the government.
10-year Treasury note rose 4.7 basis points to 5.008 percent after climbing to 5.041 percent, its highest since July 19, 2007, and was on track for its sixth advance in the past seven sessions.
England was poised to announce this week that it will stop selling long-dated government bonds in order to free up cash for the government.
Crude prices were up about 2 percent as supply concerns were elevated after attacks on Saudi Arabian energy infrastructure left the kingdom's East-West Pipeline offline, extending gains after Libya said it...
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10-year Treasury note rose 4.7 basis points to 5.008 percent after climbing to 5.041 percent, its highest since July 19, 2007, and was on track for its sixth advance in the past seven sessions. England was poised to announce this week that it will stop selling long-dated government bonds in order to free up cash for the government. Crude prices were up about 2 percent as supply concerns were elevated after attacks on Saudi Arabian energy infrastructure left the kingdom's East-West Pipeline offline, extending gains after Libya said it may declare force
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