(Reuters) - LONDON, May 24 - U.S. Treasury prices dipped on
Thursday after mixed U.S. economic data gave no firm evidence of
the need for interest rate cuts, while global stocks fell
following a warning about the overheated China market.
Oil prices rose to a nine-month high above $71 a barrel on
concerns about supplies from Iran and U.S. stock futures were
pointing to a softer start on Wall Street.
Read more at Reuters.com Bonds News
Thursday after mixed U.S. economic data gave no firm evidence of
the need for interest rate cuts, while global stocks fell
following a warning about the overheated China market.
Oil prices rose to a nine-month high above $71 a barrel on
concerns about supplies from Iran and U.S. stock futures were
pointing to a softer start on Wall Street.
Read more at Reuters.com Bonds News
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