The U.S. Treasury yields were mixed ahead of the latest jobless claims data, which could influence interest rate expectations from the Federal Reserve. The 10-year Treasury note yield remained largely unchanged at 4.2835%, while the 2-year note yield fell more than 1 basis point, reaching 3.7549%. However, the longer-dated 30-year bond yield rose by over 1% to 4.9040%, indicating the strength of the economy. The Federal Reserve's latest regional economic study, known as the "beige book report", revealed the impact of the U.K. situation as a result of the ongoing Middle East war. Meanwhile, President Donald Trump threatened to fire Fed chair Jerome Powell if he did not resign as governor.