(Reuters) - The government was due to release the May inflation figure
at 4 p.m. , and analysts feared it would come in
lower than expected, stoking fears of government manipulation
of the data.
"When there are doubts, it's better to sell, and the U.S.
economy and inflation here are being taken into
account by traders," a banking agent said.
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at 4 p.m. , and analysts feared it would come in
lower than expected, stoking fears of government manipulation
of the data.
"When there are doubts, it's better to sell, and the U.S.
economy and inflation here are being taken into
account by traders," a banking agent said.
Read more at Reuters.com Bonds News
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