By Ben Eisen
NEW YORK (MarketWatch) -- Treasurys extended their fall Monday morning after a monthly retail sales report showed 0.1% growth in April, exceeding analyst estimates. The report, which painted a picture of better retail demand than expected, helped push investors into riskier assets and sent safe-haven government debt prices lower. The 10-year note 10_YEAR +1.79% yield, which moves inversely to price, was up nearly 3 basis points on the day to 1.931%, while the 30-year bond 30_YEAR +1.06% yield was up 3.5 basis points at 3.130%. The 5-year note 5_YEAR +2.81% yield was up nearly 1 basis point at 0.830%.
