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  1. GLOBAL MARKETS-Stocks retreat after rally with jobs data eyed, yields climb
    Reuters | 04:44 PM EST

    * Major US averages fall. * Dollar rises. * Gold retreats after hitting record high. * Oil settles down more than 1% By Chuck Mikolajczak. A gauge of global stocks was poised to snap a four-session winning streak on Monday while Treasury yields rose as investors awaited U.S. labor market data to indicate the likely route of the Federal Reserve's rate policy.

  2. TREASURIES-Ten-year yields rise from three-month lows, jobs data in focus
    Reuters | 03:27 PM EST

    Benchmark 10-year yields rose from three-month lows on Monday ahead of key employment data due this week, though traders continued to price in the likelihood of the U.S. Federal Reserve cutting ...

  3. GLOBAL MARKETS-Stocks pull back after rally with jobs data eyed, yields climb
    Reuters | 03:07 PM EST

    * Major US averages fall. * Dollar rises. * Gold retreats after hitting record high. * Oil down more than 1% By Chuck Mikolajczak. A gauge of global stocks fell for the first time in five sessions on Monday while Treasury yields rose as investors awaited U.S. labor market data to gauge the likely route of the Federal Reserve's rate policy.

  4. Shares Rally Amid Treasury Yield Decline, Yet Funding Challenges Persist in Loan Market, Analysts Warn
    Benzinga | 01:17 PM EST

    On Friday,?Wedbush Securities?hosted a Disruptive Finance Forum, which included management meetings with?Upstart Holdings Inc?,?LendingClub Corp?, and?Pagaya Technologies Ltd?.? Analysts David Chiaverini and Brian Violino observe that despite shares rising due to the recent drop in the 10-year treasury yield, challenges persist within the industry.

  5. GLOBAL MARKETS-Stocks retreat after rally with labor market eyed, yields climb
    Reuters | 12:16 PM EST

    * Major US averages fall. * Dollar rises. * Gold falls after rising above $2,100. * Oil edges down. By Chuck Mikolajczak. A gauge of global stocks fell for the first time in five sessions on Monday while Treasury yields rose as investors looked to upcoming U.S. labor market data for insight on the path of the Federal Reserve's rate policy.

  6. PRECIOUS-Gold retreats from record peak on tempered outlook for Fed rate cuts
    Reuters | 11:10 AM EST

    * Dollar, U.S. 10-year Treasury yields higher. * Traders trim bets for first rate cut in March. * Gold eyes biggest daily drop in 10 months. By Anushree Ashish Mukherjee. Gold fell more than 2% after hitting an all-time high on Monday, but zero-yield bullion's retreat halted above $2,000 an ounce after traders trimmed bets for the first rate cut by the U.S. Federal Reserve in early 2024.

  7. TREASURIES-10-year yields rise from three-month lows, jobs data in focus
    Reuters | 10:35 AM EST

    Benchmark 10-year yields rose from three-month lows on Monday ahead of key employment data due this week, though traders continued to price in the likelihood of the U.S. Federal Reserve cutting ...

  8. Japan's 10-year yield tracks US Treasury peers' drop
    Reuters | 01:12 AM EST

    Japan's 10-year government bond yield fell sharply on Monday, tracking U.S. Treasury yields, before erasing some declines as the Bank of Japan cut its offer for its regular bond buying. The 10-year government bond yield dropped 4.5 basis points to 0.655% earlier in the session, but trading last at 0.685%, down 1.5 bps from the previous session.

  9. Stocks retreat after rally with jobs data eyed, yields climb
    Reuters | 12/03/23 07:22 PM EST

    A gauge of global stocks was poised to snap a four-session winning streak on Monday while Treasury yields rose as investors awaited U.S. labor market data to indicate the likely route of the Federal Reserve's rate policy.

  10. GLOBAL MARKETS-Shares climb, dollar falls with Fed comments inspiring dovish bets
    Reuters | 12/01/23 04:38 PM EST

    MSCI's global stock index rose on Friday and marked its fifth straight weekly gain while U.S. Treasury yields and the dollar fell on the day as investors were encouraged by Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell's vow to move "carefully" on interest rates.

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