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U.S. Treasury yields fall ahead of jobs data
U.S. Treasury yields declined today as investors await the upcoming release of non-farm payrolls and the unemployment rate later in the day. It is expected that 56,000 jobs will be added in August following a surprising 23,000-job decline in July, with the unemployment rate holding steady at 4.2%. The yields on 10-year bonds rose to 4.764%, and 2-year bonds increased to 4.347%, while the 30-year bond yield remained steady at 5.243%. The market is focusing on inflation developments and interest rate prospects, with anticipation of the Federal Reserve's upcoming decisions in September. There are also calls for interest rate cuts to make home purchases more affordable.
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