Japan's five-year bond yield rose to 1 percent, its highest level since October 2008.
Treasury yields continued to slide, with the yield on the two-year Treasury bond falling to its lowest level since January 21.
The yield on Japan's two-year government bond fell to 0.555%, its lowest level since November 20.
Japan's five-year bond yield rose 1.5 basis points to 0.725 percent, its highest level since August 2009.
According to CFTC data, net short positions in U.S. two-year Treasury futures reached their highest level since December at 1,042,601, while net short positions in 10-year Treasury futures reached 1,043,602, the lowest level since August.
German 2-year bond yields rose 13 basis points to 2.20 percent after the U.S. data, their biggest one-day gain since April 2023.
The yield on five-year Treasury bonds rose 15 basis points to 3.78 per cent.
On September 13, the ultra-long-term Treasury bond ETF rose sharply at the beginning of the session, with the "Pengyang China Bond-30-year Treasury bond ETF" rising 0.68% and the "Boshi Shanghai Stock Exchange 30-year Treasury bond ETF" rising 0.58%, both hitting record highs.
US Treasury issued $70 billion five-year Treasury bonds, winning the bidding yield at 3.645%, slightly higher than the pre-issue trading level of 3.642% at the deadline of 1:00 pm EST, still the lowest result since April 2023. The US bond market did not respond much to the bid result. The 5-year yield still rose by about 1.5 basis points during the day, and the 5s30s spread was basically flat at about 46 basis points. The proportion of primary dealers allocated was 13.2%, slightly lower than the...