Treasury Yields Ease Ahead of Jobs Data and Jackson Hole The Treasury market is flashing warning signs that investors are on high alert ahead of this week's jobs report.
The recent trend of rising yields has left investors fretting about inflation and interest rates, but Thursday's slight dip in yields might be seen as a welcome respite.
The 10 year Treasury note, a benchmark for long term borrowing costs, fell to 4. 645% at the morning's opening bell, down 2 basis points from previous levels.