(Bloomberg) -- Treasuries fell a third day, as investors sold U.S. denominated debt amid weakness in international bond markets.
The Treasury market gave back earlier gains that followed a government report showing April consumer prices increased less than economists forecast, suggesting the Federal Reserve could hold rates steady. European government bond yields were at five- year highs after stronger-than-expected growth reports.
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