(Bloomberg) -- European bonds fell on speculation
global economic growth is fast enough to prompt the European
Central Bank to increase interest rates this year.
ECB council member Nicholas Garganas said higher rates are
``warranted.'' Ten-year bunds snapped two-days of gains after
U.S. reports showed factory output rose the most since February
and prices paid to producers excluding food and fuel climbed
more than forecast. Federal Reserve Chairman Ben S. Bernanke may
reiterate tomorrow that the bank is seeking to curb inflation.
Read more at Bloomberg Bonds News
global economic growth is fast enough to prompt the European
Central Bank to increase interest rates this year.
ECB council member Nicholas Garganas said higher rates are
``warranted.'' Ten-year bunds snapped two-days of gains after
U.S. reports showed factory output rose the most since February
and prices paid to producers excluding food and fuel climbed
more than forecast. Federal Reserve Chairman Ben S. Bernanke may
reiterate tomorrow that the bank is seeking to curb inflation.
Read more at Bloomberg Bonds News
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