By Greg Morcroft
NEW YORK (MarketWatch) -- U.S. Treasury security prices fell on Wednesday and sent yields higher as the government reported that retail inflation remained low in July as energy prices fell, offsetting rising food costs. The CPI rose 1.4% over the year through July, the smallest 12-month change since late 2010. The benchmark 10-year Treasury note shed 2/32, sending its yield to 1.76%. As recently as a month ago, the paper was yielding about 1.4%.
