Demand for government debt remained robust after a couple of fresh U.S. data reports, keeping Treasury yields down.

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U.S. Treasury yields were trading lower Tuesday morning, but levels were little changed after fresh reports on job openings and consumer confidence were released. The yield on the 10-year Treasury note was down about 5 basis points at around 4.

The U.S. Treasury is widely expected to maintain current auction sizes for notes and bonds when it announces financing plans this week, and will likely keep them steady for some time, forgoing issuing longer-dated debt to cover the government's fiscal shortfall.

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U.S. Treasury yields moved higher on Thursday after key economic data releases, while traders kept an eye on Washington after President Donald Trump's denial of plans to imminently fire Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell.

Treasury yields rose amid somewhat benign indicators and as Trump’s tax-and-spending bill advanced.

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Treasury yields were broadly higher as traders turn their attention to the Federal Reserve’s monetary policy meeting next week.