1600 ET - Treasury yields rise as U.S. inflation and economic indicators support Fed hawks, while crude falls on hopes of a Hormuz reopening. Treasury auctions have solid demand, particularly for short-term bills. Weekly jobless claims are expected to increase to 208,000 from 206,000, according to a WSJ survey. The 30-year yield rises 0.011 percentage point to 5.185% and the 10-year adds 0.026 p.p. to 4.663%, both snapping a two-day declining streak. The two-year increases 0.021 p.p. to 4.222%.
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