BOND MARKETS REMAINED IN FOCUS AFTER TREASURIES REBOUNDED FROM A GLOBAL SELLOFF, WITH THE 10-YEAR U.S. YIELD CLOSING AT 5.24% — DOWN FROM A 24-YEAR HIGH — AND TWO-YEAR YIELDS FALLING 10 BASIS POINTS TO 4.79%, SUPPORTED BY DOVISH COMMENTS FROM FED OFFICIALS JEFFERSON AND WILLIAMS, THOUGH DALLAS FED PRESIDENT LORIE LOGAN SAID FURTHER RATE INCREASES ARE NEEDED.