Investors flocked to U.S. government bonds Monday as global markets fell into another risk-off funk, with European and U.S. stocks in a sharp selloff and oil prices falling once again. The yield on the U.S. 10-year Treasury note fell to 1.75%, plumbing its lowest depths in a year. Treasurys have rallied since the start of the year as investors flee to havens amid global financial market volatility and weakening economic data since the start of the year that began in China and has spread around the world. Yields on the 10-year haven't been this low since Feb. 2 of last year. Yields fall when bond prices rise. Though ... (full story)