U.S. Treasury yields edge higher amid pressure on global government bonds

* U.S. Treasury yields rose on oil prices and inflation fears. * 10-year yield up over 2 bps to 5.2087%; 2-year up 4 bps. * Global bonds also climbed; data-heavy week ahead. U.S. Treasury yields climbed Monday amid higher oil prices and inflation concerns. The 10-year yield rose more than 2 basis points to 5.2087%, the 2-year gained 4 basis points to 4.9056%, and the 30-year inched up to 5.5162%. Gilts and other global yields also moved higher. Investors now focus on upcoming U.S. data, including JOLTS, PCE, GDP, and payrolls.