Treasuries up on US job weakness


Yields reached their lowest levels in a week but stalled as the day’s economic data were mixed overall. — Bloomberg

NEW YORK: Treasuries rose on Wednesday amid fresh signs of weakness in US employment that kept alive bets for at least two Federal Reserve interest-rate cuts this year.

Yields reached their lowest levels in a week but stalled as the day’s economic data were mixed overall.

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