Bond prices challenged by firming data |
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With investors increasingly convinced that short term interest rates may be on hold for longer, fixed income markets are finding less room to rally. U.S. yields are higher on the day unable to sustain a lower open in light of the Fed’s accommodative stance and further survey data indicating economic improvement. European yields are reversing earlier gains made on account of enhanced uncertainty caused by official German comments directing the Greek government go to the IMF in the event they
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