The 2-year US Treasury Yield Rose Approximately 5.8 Basis Points On Non-farm Payrolls Day. In Late New York Trading On Wednesday (February 11), The Yield On The Benchmark 10-year US Treasury Note Rose 2.77 Basis Points To 4.1704%, Trading Within A Range Of 4.1170%-4.2041% During The Day. It Maintained A Slight Decline Before The Release Of The Non-farm Payrolls Report At 21:30 Beijing Time, Hitting A New Daily Low One Minute Before The Data Release, Before Gapping Up And Quickly Reaching A New Daily High. The 2-year US Treasury Yield Rose 5.79 Basis Points To 3.5099%, Trading Within A Range Of 3.4415%-3.5472% During The Day. After The Release Of The Non-farm Payrolls Report, It Also Rose From Around 3.45% And Quickly Reached A New Daily High

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The S&P 500 Closed Roughly Flat Initially, With The Energy Sector Up 2.6%, Consumer Goods And Materials Up Over 1%, Technology Up 0.3%, And Financials And Telecommunications Down 1.3%. The NASDAQ 100 Closed Up 0.3% Initially, With Micron Technology Up 9.7%, Gilead Sciences Up 6.1%, NXP And Microchip Technology Up Over 5%, While Strategy Fell 5.4%, Atlassian Fell 6.4%, And Shopify Fell 7.3%. IBM Closed Down 6.4%, Salesforce Fell 4.3%, And Boeing Fell 2.4%, Leading The Dow Jones Components In Declines. JPMorgan Chase, Microsoft, And Amazon Also Saw Significant Declines, While Walmart Fell 1.7%, Chevron Rose 1.9%, Coca-Cola Rose 2.5%, And Caterpillar Rose 4.2%