(Bloomberg) -- European bonds may drop, snapping
their longest winning run in two months, as expectations the
European Central Bank will lift interest rates outweigh
speculation a weaker U.S. house market will slow global growth.
Yields on 10-year bunds may rise from a three-week low as
investors bet on two more interest-rate increases by the ECB.
Euro-region money supply growth probably held near the fastest in
24 years in May, a Bloomberg survey showed. The Federal Reserve
will probably keep its key rate on hold today citing inflation,
which may halt debt market gains worldwide.
Read more at Bloomberg Bonds News
their longest winning run in two months, as expectations the
European Central Bank will lift interest rates outweigh
speculation a weaker U.S. house market will slow global growth.
Yields on 10-year bunds may rise from a three-week low as
investors bet on two more interest-rate increases by the ECB.
Euro-region money supply growth probably held near the fastest in
24 years in May, a Bloomberg survey showed. The Federal Reserve
will probably keep its key rate on hold today citing inflation,
which may halt debt market gains worldwide.
Read more at Bloomberg Bonds News
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