U.S. Treasury yields rose on Monday after Congress passed a stopgap funding bill on Saturday to avert a government shutdown. Yields for 10-year Treasuries rose to 4.641%, while the two-year reached 5.110%. Reuters is reporting that yields for 10-year Treasury notes rose 48 basis points in September. That’s the largest monthly increase in a year. [...] The post The Government Didn’t Shut Down, So Treasury Yields Are Now Up appeared first on ETF Trends .