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Treasury prices slip on light trading

Source: Seattle Times

Charlotte : NC : USA | 2 months ago

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N.C. — Treasury prices mostly fell Monday, as investors booked some gains after last weeks' surge amid strong auctions. In afternoon trading, the price of the benchmark 10-year note fell 17/32 to 101/25 and its yield rose to 3.41 percent from late Friday.

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Treasury prices slip on light trading

News Source: Seattle Times | 2 months ago

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