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At the end of the New York session on Friday, the yield on the US 10-year benchmark treasury bond rose 2.94 basis points to 5.0728%. The cumulative decline this week was 16.51 basis points. It traded in the 5.3272%-5.0351% range. It rose in the short term when the US CPI inflation survey data was released on October 14, and fluctuated at a low level on 15-16. The two-year US bond yield fell 2.99 basis points to 4.7083%. When Federal Reserve Chairman Walsh released dovish signals in Bangkok, Thailand, there was a short-term downturn before 12:00 Beijing time. US stocks experienced a broad-bottom U-shaped reversal during the morning trading session, falling 7.87 basis points this week. CPI inflation data pulled up to 4.9499% on the day the US stock market opened the next day.
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At the end of the New York session on Friday, the yield on the US 10-year benchmark treasury bond rose 2.94 basis points to 5.0728%. The cumulative decline this week was 16.51 basis points. It traded in the 5.3272%-5.0351% range. It rose in the short term when the US CPI inflation survey data was released on October 14, and fluctuated at a low level on 15-16. The two-year US bond yield fell 2.99 basis points to 4.7083%. When Federal Reserve Chairman Walsh released dovish signals in Bangkok, Thailand, there was a short-term downturn before 12:00 Beijing time. US stocks experienced a broad-bottom U-shaped reversal during the morning trading session, falling 7.87 basis points this week. CPI inflation data pulled up to 4.9499% on the day the US stock market opened the next day.
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