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Treasury yields finished mostly higher on Friday, leaving long-term rates with their biggest weekly advances since October, after robust jobs data outweighed a weaker-than-expected report from the Institute for Supply Management…
10-, 30-year Treasury yields score biggest weekly advance since October after hot U.S. jobs report
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