1. Bloomberg.com "Treasury Yields
at Month High as Fed Eases Contagion Concern" December 4, 2011
Treasuries
fell, pushing 10-year yields to the highest level in more than a month, as emergency dollar funding for European banks arranged
by the Federal Reserve reduced concern the region’s debt crisis will worsen.
2. Wallstreetjournal.com "CORRECT:Treasury Prices Tick Up After
10-Yr Notes Sell at Record Low Yield" August 10, 2011
The Treasury Department
Wednesday sold $24 billion of benchmark 10-year notes at 2.14%--the lowest yield on record--nudging prices to session highs.
3. Reuters.com "U.S. 10-year
note dips, eyes on jobs data and euro" July 7, 2011
U.S. 10-year Treasuries slipped in Asia on Thursday, with institutional
investors selling the paper in light trade ahead of jobs data on Friday and a series of auctions due next week.
4. Bloomberg.com “Treasury
Notes Advance on Speculation That Greece May Depart From the Euro” May 6, 2011
Yields
on 10-year notes will rise to 3.60 percent by the end of the second quarter, according to the average forecast in a Bloomberg
News survey of banks and securities firms, with the most recent forecasts given the heaviest weightings.
5. BusinessRecorder.com "US
debt up as Libyan unrest spurs safety bid" February 22, 2011
US debt prices jumped in Europe on Tuesday as mounting turmoil in Libya spurred flight-to-quality
trades though further
gains may be limited by a fresh round of government debt supply this week.
6. Dow Jones Newswires "BOND REPORT: Treasurys Rise After Fed Buyback" January 4, 2011
The prices for 10-year and 2-year Treasury
notes rose slightly Tuesday following the latest round in the Federal Reserve of New York's program of buying up the debt.
