Economics
Treasuries Notes Fall for Third Day on Signs of Stronger Growth
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Treasury notes fell for a third straight day on a report showing U.S. economic growth exceeded forecasts last quarter and as global stocks rallied.
Yields reached the highest in more than a week as traders added to bets that the economy is strong enough to convince the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates as soon as next month, even after the recent global market turmoil. Prices fell on notes maturing in two through 10 years.