Well, that was fast. The QE-induced selloff in Treasury has faded as bargain hunters return to scoop up notes offering the highest yield in four months. Long-ends are actually leading gains today, with benchmark 10-year notes up 8/32 to yield 1.84% (reached as high as 1.899% overnight) and 30-year bonds up 23/32 to yield 3.051%. Few economic datapoints to guide traders overnight, so the upcoming Empire State survey should help set a more decisive tone.
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