By Stefano Rebaudo Nov 23 (Reuters) - U.S. Treasury yields edged higher on Tuesday amid rising bets for a quicker tightening of Fed’s monetary policy after President Joe Biden tapped Fed-Chair Jerome Powell to lead the central bank for a second term. Breakeven inflation rates or the difference between nominal and inflation-protected yields slipped signalling markets expected Powell to pursue winding down easy monetary policy. Investors are betting that newly renominated Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell will need to step up the pace the central bank is normalizing monetary policy to better grapple with surging consumer prices.