(Reuters) - NEW YORK, July 23 - U.S. Treasuries slipped on
Monday, lifting benchmark yields from Friday's six-week lows as
stocks rallied.
The gains in stocks tempted buyers back into riskier assets
and out of U.S. government bonds, which rallied last week on
safe-haven buying sparked by investor fears problems in the
subprime mortgage sector, which caters to borrowers with shaky
credit, were spreading through financial markets.
Read more at Reuters.com Bonds News
Monday, lifting benchmark yields from Friday's six-week lows as
stocks rallied.
The gains in stocks tempted buyers back into riskier assets
and out of U.S. government bonds, which rallied last week on
safe-haven buying sparked by investor fears problems in the
subprime mortgage sector, which caters to borrowers with shaky
credit, were spreading through financial markets.
Read more at Reuters.com Bonds News
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