2-Year Note futures broke a four-day streak to trade higher, reaching the 104 level following the Federal Reserve's latest policy announcement. While the 25 basis point rate cut was expected, the central bank surprised markets by initiating a $40 billion monthly bond-buying program sooner than anticipated. This injection of liquidity pressured yields lower, with the 2-Year yield falling to 3.56%, resulting in a steeper yield curve as the spread between the 2-Year and 10-Year widened.