US Treasury yields rose on Thursday, with the yield on the 30-year Treasury bond reaching levels not seen since last November. Market participants have recently been expectant about whether the US Federal Reserve will maintain its pace. Today, markets will receive the jobless claims report, a key piece of data that could provide clues about the direction the bank will take at the next meeting. The return on the 10-year Treasury note rose four basis points to 4.044% at 8:10 am ET. The yield on the two-year note advanced two basis points to 4.918% simultaneously, while the return on the 30-year bond moved up four basis points to 3.999%. BlackMask Blog: