Treasury yields remain up after weaker-than-expected consumer-sentiment reading
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Treasury yields steady but higher after weak consumer-sentiment report
Bond yields were steady, but higher, Friday after a report on consumer sentiment underscored the growing pessimism sparked by President Donald Trump’s tariff fight and efforts to shake up the U.S.