Treasury yields were largely unchanged on Thursday as investors shifted their attention to upcoming domestic economic data after the previous session's sharp rise in yields.
The benchmark 10-year Treasury yield held at 4.5732%, while the 2-year yield remained steady at 4.1953%. The 30-year Treasury bond yield edged above 5%, reflecting continued investor caution over geopolitical risks.
Investors are awaiting weekly jobless claims and June existing home sales data for clearer signals on the health of the U.S. economy.
The Labor Department is expected to report a modest increase in unemployment claims, while home sales are forecast to rise slightly.
Meanwhile, oil prices eased after U.S. forces carried out strikes against Iranian military targets overnight, reducing some immediate pressure on energy markets.
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