Mars Finance news, U.S. Treasury yields continued to rise in early European trading, dragged down by long-term bonds ahead of the Federal Reserve's interest rate meeting results on Wednesday. Pimco economist Tiffany Wilding stated in a report that the latest U.S. employment data is constraining the Federal Reserve, and it is expected that the Fed will not lower interest rates until later this year. A rate cut would occur once data shows a significant slowdown or contraction in the labor market. (Golden Ten)