10-Year Note yields experienced early downward pressure near 4.23 before rallying to close near 4.28, marking a 3 bps gain on the session. While stronger Empire Manufacturing and housing data provided domestic economic optimism, the primary market driver remained ongoing geopolitical developments in the Middle East. Despite the upward movement in yields to test the April midpoint of 4.30, the CVOL index indicated a continued, slight slide in volatility. Market attention now pivots to Thursday's jobless claims, regional Fed data, and scheduled remarks from key Federal Reserve officials.