(Bloomberg) -- European bonds advanced, pushing 10-
year yields to the lowest in more than three weeks, as investors
sought the safety of government debt after terrorists targeted
central London and Glasgow.
Benchmark two-year yields fell the most in more than a week
after London police found two cars packed with explosive
materials on June 29 and suspected terrorists crashed a Jeep into
the terminal entrance of Glasgow International Airport the next
day. Five people have been arrested and the Home Office raised
its threat assessment to ``critical,'' the highest level, meaning
further attacks are expected imminently.
Read more at Bloomberg Bonds News
year yields to the lowest in more than three weeks, as investors
sought the safety of government debt after terrorists targeted
central London and Glasgow.
Benchmark two-year yields fell the most in more than a week
after London police found two cars packed with explosive
materials on June 29 and suspected terrorists crashed a Jeep into
the terminal entrance of Glasgow International Airport the next
day. Five people have been arrested and the Home Office raised
its threat assessment to ``critical,'' the highest level, meaning
further attacks are expected imminently.
Read more at Bloomberg Bonds News
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