U.S. Treasury yields were little changed on Monday as investors awaited retail sales data and looked to a big week ahead.

Consumer spending, the biggest driver of US economic growth, fell in January for the first time in two years. One closely watched real-time forecast shows the economy contracting 2.4% this quarter.

Major indices soar as market reacts to potential government shutdown avoidance and strong sector performances while global stocks also see gains. Treasury yields rise as bonds lose ground.

Indian bond market participants want the government to lower supply of ultra-long debt in the fiscal year that starts April 1, five treasury officials said on Monday.

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