10-Year Note futures moved higher after three days of selling pressure, rebounding from a one-month closing low to hold the 112 handle. The primary driver was better-than-anticipated U.S. CPI data, which suggested moderating inflation and supported the Treasury markets. Yields in the middle of the curve moved lower, with the 10-Year yield down to 4.17%, while buying pressure was also pronounced in the front end of the curve.
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