We retain our hold recommendation, with the yield remaining an important attraction.
Italian bonds are also being hammered, with the yield on the 10-year at 6.42%.
Trump's victory has sent the bond markets into disarray, with the yield on government bonds rising steeply.
Analyst Wyn Ellis at Numis said: The first quarter trading statement is encouraging with the yield performance notably strong.
The Treasury's benchmark 10-year note was unchanged at 96 20/32, with the yield at 3.15percentt.
Italian government debt prices remain high, with the yield on 10-year bonds down at 4.38% (from 4.46% yesterday).
The price of the bond maturing in 2008 fell to $66.75, from $71.15, with the yield jumping to 19.3percentt.
The 10-year Treasury note was unchanged at 100 9/32 with the yield unchanged at 3.96percentt.
That's compared with the yield on 10-year United States Treasuries of just under 3.5 percent.
As I write this, it's 2.24 percent, with the yield on inflation-protected bonds actually negative.
The price of the 30-year note increased 2/32, to 98 31/32, with the yield at 5.45percentt, also unchanged.
