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February ' 24 US Treasury Report

In our last report (26-Dec-23, US 10Yr @ 3.88%) we were looking for US Yields to dip to 4.04% and 3.5% on the US2Yr and US10Yr respectively in the near term. Instead, the US2Yr remained more or less steady while the US10Yr rose a decent bit as the market found that it was possibly a little ahead of the FED in its expectations of when and how much the FED would cut rates in 2024. Currently both the market and the FOMC Members seem to be debating this question.

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