NEW YORK (MarketWatch) -- Goldman Sachs Group Inc.'s (GS 158.63, -2.07, -1.29%) bonds came under pressure on Monday, pushing yields up, as overseas investors reacted to the Securities and Exchange Commission's allegation on Friday that the firm committed fraud. The spread between yields on Goldman's 5.375% bonds maturing in 2020 and comparable Treasury debt widened by 24 basis points, according to Andrew Brenner, head of emerging markets at Guggenheim Securities. A larger gap indicates investors are less comfortable holding the debt. Goldman Sachs' bonds make up four of the top 10 most actively-traded corporate bonds today, Brenner said. (Corrects maturity date of bonds.)
