(Bloomberg) -- Treasuries may rise before U.S. government reports that are forecast to show prices for imports and producers in April climbed at a slower rate than in March.
Two-year notes declined the most in more than a month yesterday after the Federal Reserve kept interest rates unchanged and reiterated that inflation remains its predominant concern. The U.S. Labor Department will issue numbers for imports today and producer prices tomorrow.
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