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U.S. TREASURY YIELDS HOLD STEADY AFTER DATA; YIELD ON 10-YEAR TREASURY NOTE LAST UP 1.04 BASIS POINTS AT 4.902%
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U.S. Treasury yields held steady following the latest economic data, with the 10-year note yield last up 1.04 basis points at 4.902% and the two-year yield up 3.31 basis points at 4.614%. The move keeps the 10-year near the 4.9% threshold, a level that has drawn attention as a potential pressure point for broader financial conditions. The two-year's larger increase steepened the front-end move, reflecting sensitivity to the data release. Markets will watch whether the 10-year holds below or breaks above 4.9% and how the curve responds to incoming economic indicators.
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