The 10-Yr. Note Yield has given back all of the post-Fed-hike gains from early March and is again threatening to break back down below the 2.30% level as “soft data” remains strong but “hard data” continues to disappoint.
https://sevensreport.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/TNX-4.3.17.png258405Tyler Richeyhttps://sevensreport.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/02/sevens-report-research-logo.pngTyler Richey2017-04-04 08:00:242017-04-03 15:43:5510 Year Note Yield Approaches 2.30%