Interest rate markets saw the 2-Year T-Note futures trade higher during Tuesday's session, reaching 104'07. The move came as the front end of the curve experienced buying pressure, while the back end of the curve faced selling pressure, leading to a steepening of the yield curve. A primary driver for the session was volatility in WTI Crude Oil futures, which traded between 85 and 87 dollars, impacting inflation expectations. The 2-Year Treasury yield moved 2 bps lower to 3.57%. Investors remained focused on upcoming inflation data, which is expected to influence market expectations moving forward. While yields on
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