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”U.S. government bonds fell after Friday’s jobs report showed wage gains and the economy’s first job losses since 2010.
The yield on the benchmark 10-year treasury note rose to 2.370% from 2.352% Thursday. The two-year’s note’s yield, which is more sensitive to expectations for Federal Reserve policy, rose to 1.511% from 1.495% Thursday. . .
Labor department data showed the U.S. economy lost 33,000 jobs last month, the first monthly decline since September 2010, while the unemployment rate fell to 4.2% a 16-year low, and average hourly earnings rose 2.9%. . .
Investors have been looking for signs of inflation, as Fed officials have said that persistent low readings on price measures throughout the economy are the result of transitory factors.”
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