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Treasurys declined, with 10-year notes falling the most in almost seven weeks, as stocks rose and the U.S. announced plans to sell a record $115 billion in notes in four auctions next week.
Yields on government securities rose for a second day as the Dow Jones Industrial Average closed above 9,000 for the first time since January. Next week will be only the second time the Treasury auctions three so-called coupon issues and an inflation-linked maturity in a five-day period since the U.S. started selling debt regularly in 1976 as the government accelerates its unprecedented pace of borrowing to stimulate the economy and service deficits.
