Treasury Metals Inc: * TREASURY METALS RECEIVES CONSENT TO FILE FINAL PROSPECTUS QUALIFYING DISTRIBUTION OF SECURITIES UNDERLYING SUBSCRIPTION RECEIPTS Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
Gold prices closed slightly higher after a wild trading session Wednesday, extending a volatile spell for the market as climbing yields on U.S. government bonds sap investors' appetite for the precious metal. Futures contracts for delivering gold in December, which notched a record high just last week, ended the day up 0.1% at $1,949 a troy ounce in choppy trading. Prices moved in a wide range overnight and during the regular session in New York, between a low of $1,874.20 and a high of...
U.S. government bonds came under selling pressure for the fourth straight session Wednesday though there were signs of stabilization following a $38 billion auction of new 10- year notes. The yield on the benchmark 10- year U.S. Treasury note settled at 0.669%, its highest close since July 6, compared with 0.657% Tuesday.
A wave of selling pressure that has hit the U.S. government bond market in recent days showed signs of easing Wednesday after investors got past a $38 billion auction of new 10- year notes, leaving a 30- year bond auction as the last hurdle in a week of hefty debt sales. In recent trading, the yield on the benchmark 10- year U.S. Treasury note was 0.658%, according to Tradeweb, compared with 0.657% Tuesday.
Treasury bonds in response to a wave of new government debt becoming available this week, sending long-term yields on Wednesday to their highest level in over a month. The yield on benchmark 10- year government bonds rose for a fourth trading session to as high as 0.690%, from 0.535% on Aug. 6, reflecting a drop in prices. The yield on the 30- year bond continued its ascent, reaching its highest level since early July.
Citizens Financial Group Inc (CFG): * Citizens Financial Group Inc (CFG) - FEDERAL RESERVE INFORMED THAT FINAL SCB REQUIREMENT FOR CFG WILL REMAIN AT 3.4 PERCENT, EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 1 Source text: Further company coverage:
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