Published July 25th, 2007
Long-dated U.S. government bond prices pared losses on Tuesday after decent demand for a $6 billion auction of 20-year Treasury inflation-protected securities.
The nominal 30-year Treasury bond reversed earlier losses to trade up 1/32 in price for a yield of 5.05 percent, versus 5.06 percent before the auction and versus 5.06 percent late on Monday.
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Posted: 07|25|07 at 6:33 am.
Filed under: Auction News.
