According to Coin.com, U.S. Treasury yields fell at midday during the European trading session. Investors remain cautious, but they are not particularly concerned about the US military's arrest of Venezuelan President Maduro last weekend, and the focus of the market has shifted to upcoming economic data. Exness analyst Krisada Yoonaisil noted in the report: "The market is likely to remain on the sidelines ahead of a key week of monetary policy expectations, and the release of new data will shape the outlook for the US dollar and interest rates. The strategist said that the market will pay attention to speeches by Fed officials this week, and any guidance on the balance between inflation and the labor market could trigger volatility in the foreign exchange and bond markets. The two-year Treasury yield fell 1.6 basis points to 3.460% and the 10-year Treasury yield fell 2 basis points to 4.168%, according to Tradeweb data.