Treasuries Edge Higher as Tariff Concerns Add to Haven Demand
The 10-year yield slipped four basis points to 4.38%, its lowest since July 11. US and European Union official are continuing trade talks this week, and the lack of a breakthrough so far has raised the risk that 30% tariff might come into effect next month.
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