TREASURIES-Long-end yields rise in lead-up to Jackson Hole

Treasuries were sold in the Asian session on Monday, led by the long end as investors grew wary that the U.S. Federal Reserve's Jackson Hole summit could lay foundations for rates to settle higher for longer. The theme of this year's central banker gathering at Jackson Hole, Wyoming is "structural shifts in the global economy," and analysts say that has some investors worrying that policymakers will be laying out risks to the upside for interest rates. Fed Chair Jerome Powell is due to speak on Friday.