Daily Market Notes on September 28, 2011
“Treasury yields continue to push higher in favor of the longer maturities, once again making fools out of the Federal Reserve Operation Twist program for the fourth day in a row, and most commodities are lower…” 
Click here to read the full 9-28-11 Daily market notes from Don Selkin
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