U.S. Treasury markets faced consistent selling pressure throughout the week as stronger than anticipated economic data weighed on prices. 10-Year T-Note futures continued to staircase lower, settling near weekly lows at 112'030 after retreating from 2026 highs established the previous Friday. The primary catalysts for the move included robust manufacturing figures and PCE inflation data that arrived one tick above expectations, suggesting stickier price pressures. While 10-Year yields rose to 4.08%, the broader yield curve shifted slightly higher, with the move more pronounced on the long end as 20-Year and 30-Year yields increased by 1.5 to 2 bps. Despite the firm data, intraday volatility remained relatively contained, with the 10-Year yield finishing the session roughly 0.5 bps higher.