10-Year Treasury Note futures advanced for a fourth consecutive session, climbing to a seven-week high and testing the upper boundary of their two-month trading range. Market participants focused closely on the Federal Reserve's recent policy messaging, interpreting the central bank's stance as a pragmatic approach that remains highly vigilant against inflation. This stance anchored a short-term bid across the front end of the curve. Additionally, a sharp downward move in energy markets provided further support for fixed income, as WTI Crude Oil futures broke below the 70 handle to touch multi-month lows. In the cash market, the 2-Year yield fell 2 bps to 4.37%, while the broader yield curve experienced steepening pressure as long-term yields remained steady.
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