August 13, 2007
by Elaine Frei
Bond prices up after early declines
by Elaine Frei
After early declines prices on US Treasury bonds were higher Monday as the dollar was mixed and the Federal Reserve put another $2 billion into the banking system in an effort to calm investors.
Yields on two-year treasury bonds yielded 4.44 percent and five-year issues were yielding 4.56 percent late in the afternoon in New York.
Meanwhile, ten-year paper was up $2.18 on a $1,000 note to a yield of 4.77 percent.
Thirty-year issues gained $3.75 on a $1,000 note as yields dropped from 5.04 percent on Friday to 5.01 percent on the session.
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