Treasury yields rallied to end the week, with the 10-Year yield climbing to 4.13%, marking a 12 basis point gain and the largest weekly move since April. The move was supported by stronger University of Michigan sentiment data and PCE inflation figures that met expectations. Volatility, measured by the CVOL index, also moved higher in tandem with rates. Attention now turns to next week's Treasury auctions and the FOMC meeting, where a 25 basis point cut is expected.