Treasuries Slump by Most in Six Weeks as Durable Goods Surprise
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Treasuries suffered their biggest two-day tumble in six weeks as an unexpected jump in durable-goods orders and a recovery in stocks suppressed demand.
Losses deepened after an auction of five-year Treasuries drew the least interest since 2009, signaling that investors’ safe-haven appetite may have waned.