(Reuters) - June 10-year futures rose 2.5/32 to 107-21/32, up from a six-week low of 107-11/32 struck after the upbeat jobs data last Friday. Volume was relatively light at about 18,000 contracts.
Ten-year notes climbed 2/32 in price to yield 4.714 percent, down a basis point from late New York trade and off Friday's peak of 4.757 percent.
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