U.S. 10-Year Yields Touch 10-Week Low on Debt-Cut Talks
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Treasuries rose, with 10-year note yields touching a 10-week low, as President Barack Obama held a preliminary debt-reduction meeting with lawmakers, who called the session “constructive.”
Treasuries advanced for a fourth straight week, the longest stretch of increases since July, on concern an impasse will develop in Washington. Volatility in Treasuries dropped to a five-year low yesterday. Total foreign holdings of Treasuries rose for a 10th straight month to $5.46 trillion in September, a report showed.