(Reuters) - NEW YORK, June 11 - U.S. Treasuries fell again on
Monday as bond bears retained the upper hand following last
week's rout on worries about tighter global credit conditions,
though benchmark yields kept below recent highs.
With no top data on the agenda, dealers expected the market
to consolidate. This could keep 10-year yields off Friday's
peak around 5.25 percent, at least until key releases on retail
sales on Wednesday or consumer price inflation on Friday.
Read more at Reuters.com Bonds News
Monday as bond bears retained the upper hand following last
week's rout on worries about tighter global credit conditions,
though benchmark yields kept below recent highs.
With no top data on the agenda, dealers expected the market
to consolidate. This could keep 10-year yields off Friday's
peak around 5.25 percent, at least until key releases on retail
sales on Wednesday or consumer price inflation on Friday.
Read more at Reuters.com Bonds News
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