By Deborah Levine, MarketWatch
NEW YORK (MarketWatch) -- Treasury prices were under slight pressure early Friday, nudging yields up and giving back some of the gains notched on Thursday when losses in stocks renewed interest in U.S. debt.
No economic reports are scheduled for the day.
Bonds are on track for a weekly gain, fueled by concern that bank regulation would slow the economy's recovery. But traders may be hesitant to extend the rally before the government sells $118 billion in notes next week.
Ten-year-note (UST10Y 3.59, -0.06, -1.62%) yields inched up 1 basis point to 3.6%, down from 3.68% a week ago.
Two-year-note (UST2YR 0.82, -0.05, -5.95%) yields also rose 1 basis point, to 0.84%, off from 0.88% last Friday.
