(Bloomberg) -- Emerging-market bonds fell, sending
yields over Treasuries to their widest in more than three
months, as investors pared holdings of risky securities.
The declines erased gains the bonds posted after a U.S.
government report showed the inflation measure most watched by
the Federal Reserve eased in May. Emerging-market debt has
slumped this week on concerns that losses linked to subprime
mortgages may spread, increasing aversion to high-risk assets.
Read more at Bloomberg Bonds News
yields over Treasuries to their widest in more than three
months, as investors pared holdings of risky securities.
The declines erased gains the bonds posted after a U.S.
government report showed the inflation measure most watched by
the Federal Reserve eased in May. Emerging-market debt has
slumped this week on concerns that losses linked to subprime
mortgages may spread, increasing aversion to high-risk assets.
Read more at Bloomberg Bonds News
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