(Bloomberg) -- European government bonds fell,
pushing 10-year yields up from near a two-month low, as a
recovery in stocks reduced demand for the safest assets.
Bunds reversed gains as the risk of holding corporate debt
dropped from earlier in the day, according to credit default
swaps traded on JPMorgan Chase & Co.'s iTraxx index. ECB Vice
President Lucas Papademos said today he expects economic growth
in the euro region to stay ``robust'' in coming quarters, stoking
speculation interest rates have further to rise.
Read more at Bloomberg Bonds News
pushing 10-year yields up from near a two-month low, as a
recovery in stocks reduced demand for the safest assets.
Bunds reversed gains as the risk of holding corporate debt
dropped from earlier in the day, according to credit default
swaps traded on JPMorgan Chase & Co.'s iTraxx index. ECB Vice
President Lucas Papademos said today he expects economic growth
in the euro region to stay ``robust'' in coming quarters, stoking
speculation interest rates have further to rise.
Read more at Bloomberg Bonds News
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