(Reuters) - Treasuries gained on Friday, pulling benchmark yields down
further from five-year peaks struck in mid-June, as data showing
cooling core inflation suggested the Federal Reserve's next step
could be to trim interest rates from the current 5.25 percent.
September 10-year futures were flat at 105-22.5/32,
near a three-week high of 105-25.5/32 -- a level hit twice last
week that has become chart resistance for the contract.
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further from five-year peaks struck in mid-June, as data showing
cooling core inflation suggested the Federal Reserve's next step
could be to trim interest rates from the current 5.25 percent.
September 10-year futures were flat at 105-22.5/32,
near a three-week high of 105-25.5/32 -- a level hit twice last
week that has become chart resistance for the contract.
Read more at Reuters.com Bonds News
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