Bonds fall on better-than-expected economic data

Courtesy Newsvine - business  Thu, 06/18/2009 - 15:30

Fresh evidence of an improving economy pushed long-term Treasury yields higher on Thursday — a troubling sign for homeowners and those interested in buying a home.


 

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