 Treasury yields swung lower after the head of the Fed cited encouraging progress on inflation, but paired losses after a report showed the job market may be hotter than economists expected. With more on the latest in-job openings, here's Rita Foley. The good news, the job market is still strong. There's a job for every unemployed American, but not as many jobs as there were in January of last year. Still, job openings rose slightly from April to May to just over 8 million.