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Treasuries Extend Downward Trend, Lifting 10-Year Yield To Three-Month Closing High

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Treasuries moved to the downside during trading on Tuesday, extending the sell-off seen over the past several sessions.

Bond prices regained ground after coming under pressure in early trading but remained firmly negative. Subsequently, the yield on the benchmark ten-year note, which moves opposite of its price, climbed 5 basis points to 1.534 percent.

The ten-year yield moved higher for the sixth consecutive session, ending the day at a three-month closing high.

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