Text of the Federal Reserve's statement Wednesday
Here is the statement the Federal Reserve released Wednesday after its two-day policy meeting: Full story
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Analysis: Fading price pressure bites inflation-protected bonds
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Foreigners flee from U.S. government bonds in April: Treasury
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Foreign investors dumped U.S. government debt in April and were net sellers of all long-dated U.S. securities for the third consecutive month, the U.S. Treasury said on Friday. Full story
Foreign holdings of US Treasury debt drop in April
Foreign demand for U.S. Treasury securities fell in April for the first time in more than a year, as China and Japan both trimmed their holdings. Full story
Analysis: This time, bond investors think a Fed pullback is real
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