10-Year Note futures traded lower for a third consecutive session, reaching a new 3.5-week low. The selling pressure persisted despite PCE data coming in as expected, as stronger-than-anticipated GDP and weekly jobless claims data shifted sentiment towards a more pragmatic Fed. The 10-Year yield is up 1.5 basis points to 4.19%, and the yield curve is shifting steeper as short-dated treasuries rallied.
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