U.S. Treasury yields have increased, with the 10-year Treasury yield reaching 4.284%, a rise of over five basis points. Last week, the yield surpassed 4.25%, reaching a three-month high.

Traders are anticipating upcoming jobs figures and consumer confidence data ahead of the U.S. presidential election on November 5. The market remains focused on central bank commentary following last week’s International Monetary Fund meetings. Federal Reserve policymakers are currently in a blackout period, restricting public statements ahead of next week’s interest rate decision.

Yields for various maturities in the broader Treasury market reflect a similar upward trend, with the 1-month Treasury at 4.767%, the 3-month at 4.659%, and the 6-month at 4.539%. The 1-year Treasury yield stands at 4.338%, while the 30-year Treasury yield is at 4.527%.

• The 2-year Treasury yield also saw a gain, rising three basis points to 4.126%.

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