10-Year T-Note futures rebounded from recent selling pressure, trading near the 107'00 handle and setting up for a potential two-month closing high. The market responded to the conclusion of the election, with reduced political uncertainty and heavy selling in crude oil contributing to lower inflation expectations. This dynamic pushed yields lower across the curve, as the U.S. 10-Year Treasury yield dropped 7 basis points to 4.88%, nearing a two-month low, with similar declines observed from the 2-Year Note through the 30-Year Bond.
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