Treasuries were mixed on Monday after a report showed that the U.S. services sector expanded unexpectedly.

Demand for U.S. Treasury notes fell on Friday after an unexpectedly small decline in jobs reduced concern over a deep and prolonged recession, cutting demand for U.S. debt.

Treasuries rallied sharply on Wednesday after the Federal Reserve cut interest rates.

Treasuries were steady on Tuesday as investors awaited word from the Federal Reserve indicating whether it will continue to cut interest rates, after one more quarter point cut, as many investors expect.

Treasuries rose on Monday in light trading as bond investors expected a Federal Reserve cut in the benchmark interest rate later in the week.

Treasuries fell on Friday as bets grew that the Federal Reserve will end it string or rate cuts at its next policy meeting.

Treasury notes fell on Thursday amid signs that the Federal Reserve will soon hold off on further interest rate cuts.

Treasuries fell on Tuesday on lower rate cut expectations and a $30 billion Treasury note sale on Wednesday.

Treasuries fell on Monday on concerns that investors will move away from buying government debt as expectations for additional interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve diminish.

Two year treasuries fell on Thursday on expectations that the Federal Reserve will be slowing rate cuts to avoid stoking further inflation. The two-year treasury note fell 2/32 in price to yield 2.1...

U.S. Treasurys fell in price on Monday after more news of banks in crisis were offset by a government report showing slightly higher retail sales in March.

Treasuries rose on Friday after U.S. industrial conglomerate General Electric Co. that its earnings came short of the target and after consumer confidence fell to a 26-year poll.

Treasuries fell on Thursdays as stronger earnings sent investors looking for riskier stocks, weakening demand for relatively safe, but low yielding government debt.

Treasury prices rose on Wednesday as stocks fell and the financial sector showed additional signs of trouble.

Two-year treasuries rose on Tuesday after released minutes from the Federal Reserve showed policy makers' view that a recession is "likely" in the first half of the year.

Treasuries fell on Monday as investors took on riskier investments on hopes that a deeper economic downturn has been avoided due to policy action by the Federal Reserve.

While U.S. housing market was weakening and the stock and foreign currency markets destabilized, there was trend of increasing Japanese corporate bonds issuance for individual investors last year.

Treasury note prices fell on Wednesday while yields rose after Fed Chief Ben Bernanke warned of a possible recession in the U.S. economy and a report indicated job growth for U.S. companies.

Treasuries prices rose on Monday as investors looked for refuge in safer investments after a report stated U.S. business activity fell in March and a top government official unveiled a plan to overhaul financial regulation.