Treasury yields hold ground as traders look past geopolitical worries to focus on debt supply

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Treasury yields hold ground as traders look past geopolitical worries to focus on debt supply
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U.S. Treasury yields struggle for direction on Thursday as Middle East tensions fall into the rearview mirror, allowing traders to focus on a raft of speeches by senior Federal Reserve officials and an auction for government paper later in the day.

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