(Reuters) - The June 10-year contract fell 3/32 to 108-5/32 after having touched a low of 108-3.5/32 the previous session.
Benchmark 10-year notes were flat to yield 4.644 percent, near a one-month high of 4.65 percent. Two-year notes were also unchanged to yield 4.592 percent, keeping the yield curve positively sloped by about 5 basis points.
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