On Friday (March 6), In Late New York Trading, The Yield On The Benchmark 10-year U.S. Treasury Note Rose 0.19 Basis Points To 4.1383%. It Had Plunged To A Daily Low Of 4.1035% When The U.S. Non-farm Payrolls Report Was Released At 21:30 Beijing Time, Before Rebounding To A Daily High Of 4.1848% At 22:38 (early Trading In U.S. Stocks). It Has Risen A Cumulative 20.08 Basis Points This Week, Continuing Its Upward Trend. The Yield On The Two-year U.S. Treasury Note Fell 1.59 Basis Points To 3.5605%, A Cumulative Increase Of 18.56 Basis Points This Week, Trading Within A Range Of 3.3586% To 3.6289%

On Friday (March 6), In Late New York Trading, S&P 500 Futures Fell 1.40%, Dow Jones Futures Fell 1.05%, NASDAQ 100 Futures Fell 1.55%, And Russell 2000 Futures Fell 2.41%

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On Friday (March 6), At The Close Of Trading In New York (05:59 Beijing Time On Saturday), The Offshore Yuan (CNH) Was Quoted At 6.9030 Against The US Dollar, Up 150 Points From The Close Of Trading In New York On Thursday, And Traded In The Range Of 6.9198-6.8888 During The Day

Canadian Stocks Fell More Than 3.6% This Week, And The 10-year Canadian Bond Yield Rose By About 28 Basis Points. The S&P/TSX Composite Index Closed Down 1.57% At 33,083.72 Points, A Cumulative Decline Of 3.66% For The Week; The Small-cap Index Closed Down 1.42% At 1,370.57 Points, A Cumulative Decline Of 6.23% For The Week. At The Close Of Trading In North America On Friday (March 6), The Yield On The Benchmark 10-year Canadian Government Bond Rose 5.5 Basis Points To 3.405%, A Cumulative Increase Of 27.8 Basis Points For The Week