Treasuries began a holiday-shortened week right where they left off, with yields sliding to all-time lows. Benchmark 10-year note yields slid together with those on 30-year securities as signs of slowing growth in Europe ended a five-day gain in global stocks. In the U.S., a jobs report Friday may will offer clues as to the direction of the Federal Reserve’s next interest-rate move. The odds in futures markets of tighter U.S. policy this year fell after the U.K. unexpectedly voted last month to leave the European Union, clouding the outlook for global growth. Treasuries were closed globally July 4 for the U.S. Independence Day holiday.

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