(Reuters) - "There aren't very big flows, and the reason for that is that
people just aren't sure about the market outlook," said a senior
trader for a European investment bank.
The 10-year yield could make a try for a break above 5.25
percent if concerns about inflation increase or if there is any
renewed focus on prospects for solid global economic growth,
traders said.
Read more at Reuters.com Bonds News
people just aren't sure about the market outlook," said a senior
trader for a European investment bank.
The 10-year yield could make a try for a break above 5.25
percent if concerns about inflation increase or if there is any
renewed focus on prospects for solid global economic growth,
traders said.
Read more at Reuters.com Bonds News
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