1144 ET - The respite from September payrolls was brief. Treasury yields resume their rise as markets turn attention to inflation data due in a couple of weeks. "For the Fed, the mediocre September jobs report isn't bad enough to shift the focus away from inflation," Fifth Third's Bill Adams writes. The October decision "will probably be swayed by the September CPI and PPI reports, geopolitical developments, and prices at the pump between now and then." Oil pares losses and Brent is back to $100. The 10-year rises to 5.252% from its intraday low of 5.155%. The two-year increases to 4.812% from 4.701%.
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