United States Treasury Yields Up to Start Week
10-year was up to 4.24% and the 30-year was up to 4.9%
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- Written by Banking Exchange staff
As the market looks to the January jobs report, United States Treasury yields grew as the 10-year was up to 4.24% and the 30-year was up to 4.9%, both increasing three basis points.
The January jobs report is supposed to come out at the end of the week, with most analysts predicting the inflation rate to be down to about 2.5%.
Retail sales reports will come out midweek. Investors will also be watching Bitcoin, as it has fallen below $70,000.
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