With about two weeks left before the Nov. 5 election, Treasury yields were extending a climb from September’s lows on Monday — spurred in part by growing concern about the path of the U.S. deficit regardless of which candidate wins the race for the White House.
Deficit-spending concerns after election bog down U.S. government debt
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