Bonds News
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The difference between yields on Treasuries due in 10 and 30 years narrowed for the first time in three weeks amid concern European leaders have not taken enough steps to contain the region’s debt crisis.
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Greece’s implementation of a measure that imposes losses on investors who fail to support the nation’s debt restructuring would qualify as a selective default, according to Standard & Poor’s.
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German bunds rose, pushing yields down the most in two months, after European finance ministers held back a rescue package for Greece, increasing pressure on politicians in Athens to ratify new austerity measures.
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The Bank of Japan is set to refrain from additional monetary easing next week because of signs of strength in the global economy and the boost from reconstruction work after last March’s earthquake.
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