Tuesday, March 30, 2010
Sell-off in US Treasuries raises sovereign debt fears - Telegraph
Sell-off in US Treasuries raises sovereign debt fears - Telegraph:
The yield on 10-year Treasuries – the benchmark price of global capital – surged 30 basis points in just two days last week to over 3.9pc, the highest level since the Lehman crisis. Alan Greenspan, ex-head of the US Federal Reserve, said the abrupt move may be 'the canary in the coal mine', a warning to Washington that it can no longer borrow with impunity. He said there is a 'huge overhang of federal debt, which we have never seen before'."
The yield on 10-year Treasuries – the benchmark price of global capital – surged 30 basis points in just two days last week to over 3.9pc, the highest level since the Lehman crisis. Alan Greenspan, ex-head of the US Federal Reserve, said the abrupt move may be 'the canary in the coal mine', a warning to Washington that it can no longer borrow with impunity. He said there is a 'huge overhang of federal debt, which we have never seen before'."
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