10-Year T-Note futures traded lower today after reaching a six-month closing high in the previous session, moving back toward the middle of the 113 handle after trading briefly above 114 intraday. Early in the session, buying pressure moved the futures markets higher, but this faded due to a sentiment shift as early selling pressure in the equity markets abated and stocks moved higher. This resulted in selling pressure taking hold in the Treasury markets, particularly on the back end of the curve. The 10-Year yield rose 3 basis points to 400 basis points. Overall, the yield curve saw yields moving higher across the board, up anywhere from 1 to 3 basis points from the 1-Year maturity out to the 30-Year.
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