Yields will have to go up for the auctions to do well. They are too low, I don't want to get in at these levels.
Yields will have a bias to rise as concern about an inflation bulge is reignited. A rate increase in March is almost a done deal and there's a chance for another move in May.
Yields will be lower in six months. The economic statistics will start to show a slower growth path.
Yields were very important in 2005; we think they'll be important again over the early part of 2006. Over the first half of the year we think the dollar will do a little better on interest rates.
Yields should be heading higher. There are plenty of signs of stronger economic growth globally and Europe is benefiting from that.
Yields seem to have found a high. Taking bond yields up every day has been a tough one for the stock market, and the fact it would pause is good news at least in short run for stocks.
Yields rose to a level attractive for many investors and they should think about buying.
Yields reached an attractive level, so some buying may come through, especially after the auction went well. Yields already reflect speculation about an economic recovery and a policy shift to some extent.
Yields reached an attractive level for buyers. Yields rose too much as Fukui commented, and we'll probably see some adjustments in their levels.
Yields on Treasuries, especially shorter-maturity debt, will have a bias to rise in the next one or two months.