Treasury futures prices faced pressure to start the week as 10-Year yields climbed toward the top of their recent range. The 10-Year yield rose approximately 3.5 bps to reach 4.27% following a stronger than anticipated ISM manufacturing report and hawkish commentary from Atlanta Fed President Bostic. This move reflects a continuation of the breakout momentum seen in previous weeks as the market tests the 4.30% level. Correspondingly, the CVOL Index indicates that volatility is trending higher alongside yields. Looking ahead, the economic calendar remains light for Tuesday with a focus on vehicle sales and Federal Reserve speakers. Notably, the Bureau of Labor Statistics has postponed the release of the JOLTS data and the nonfarm payroll report, both of which are now expected later in February.