NEW YORK (MarketWatch) -- Treasury prices remained higher Thursday, pushing yields down, after the Commerce Department said orders for U.S.-made factory goods climbed 1.2% in May. Yields on 2-year notes (UST2YR 0.99, -0.05, -5.01%) fell 4 basis points to 1%. Treasurys were higher earlier as the Labor Department said the U.S. economy shed 467,000 jobs in June, much more than economists expected. Still to come, the Treasury Department will announce how much in debt it will sell next week.
