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Jun 05 2015

Rate Range Projection by Bank 

Next week 124.00 – 126.00 

Next 3 months 117.00 - 128.00

 

In a wild week for government debt, German Bunds posted their worst weekly losses since the euro's inception in 1999, spurred by a revised upward inflation forecast by the European Central Bank and blunt comments by ECB President Mario Draghi.


Uncertainty over Greece's debt obligations weighed on sentiment in Europe, but the surprisingly strong U.S. labor market report for May pared European equity losses and led Wall Street to close mixed near break-even.


The surge in jobs growth, coupled with a gain in average hourly earnings, led traders to move their bets on when the Fed will start to raise rates to as soon as October.


The benchmark 10-year U.S. Treasury note fell 26/32 in price to yield 2.4022 percent. Earlier they touched an eight-month peak of 2.442 percent.


German 10-year yields, the benchmark for euro zone borrowing costs, were higher at 0.85 percent. The widely watched 10-year shed almost 3 percent of its value this week, the biggest weekly loss since the euro's inception in 1999.

 



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