Daniel Kruger and Cordell Eddings, Bloomberg

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  U.S. bond yields reach almost 2-year high on GDP, jobs reports

  By Daniel Kruger and Cordell Eddings, Bloomberg  |  July 31, 2013

  Treasuries fell, pushing 30-year bond yields to almost a two-year high, after reports showing stronger-than-forecast economic growth and jobs bolstered speculation the Federal Reserve may reduce its bond-buying.

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  U.S. 10-year yield climbs to two-year high amid stimulus concern

  By Daniel Kruger and Cordell Eddings, Bloomberg  |  June 21, 2013

  Treasury 10-year note yields rose to 2.5% for the first time in almost two years as investors fled U.S. debt with the Federal Reserve forecasting growth strong enough to allow policy makers to stop buying bonds.

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  Treasuries decline after U.S. sells $13 billion of 30-year bonds

  By Daniel Kruger and Cordell Eddings, Bloomberg  |  March 14, 2013

  Treasuries fell after the U.S. auctioned $13 billion of 30-year bonds amid signs the world’s biggest economy is gathering strength.

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  U.S. 30-year bonds gain as dealers reduce offers and Fed buys

  By Daniel Kruger and Cordell Eddings, Bloomberg  |  August 13, 2012

  Treasury 30-year bonds rose as the Federal Reserve’s primary dealers offered fewer than average of the securities for sale as the central bank bought $1.83 billion of longer-maturity debt.

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  Treasuries decline as Greece debt exchange eases refuge demand

  By Daniel Kruger and Cordell Eddings, Bloomberg  |  March 7, 2012

  Treasuries fell as reports showed Greece is garnering enough support for the nation’s debt exchange to avoid a potential default and U.S. companies added more jobs last month.