Treasury Yields Rise From 10-Month Low as Oil Halts Two-Day Drop
- SocGen retains its long position in U.S. debt securities
- U.S. employment gains slowed in January from December
Are Bond Fees Outweighing Yields?
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U.S. Treasuries fell, lifting 10-year yields from their lowest level since April, as oil prices halted a decline, diminishing the appeal of fixed-income assets.
Treasury yields rose after a private data report showed U.S. job gains slowed in January from the previous month. A separate report will show growth in non-manufacturing activity ebbed, according to the median forecasts of economists in a Bloomberg survey.