At the end of the New York session on Friday, the yield on the US 10-year benchmark treasury bond remained flat, at 4.3785%, with a cumulative increase of 7.01 basis points this week, showing an overall V-shaped trend. The trading range was 4.2577% to 4.3961%. The two-year US Treasury yield rose 1.91 basis points to a new high of 3.8931%, rising 6.70 basis points this week. It fluctuated “slightly” and declined from Monday to Wednesday. The Federal Reserve announced that it was on hold, fell to 3.7538% before the Federal Reserve Chairman Powell's press conference began, and continued to fluctuate upward on Thursday.

At the end of the New York session on Friday, the yield on the US 10-year benchmark treasury bond remained flat, at 4.3785%, with a cumulative increase of 7.01 basis points this week, showing an overall V-shaped trend. The trading range was 4.2577% to 4.3961%. The two-year US Treasury yield rose 1.91 basis points to a new high of 3.8931%, rising 6.70 basis points this week. It fluctuated “slightly” and declined from Monday to Wednesday. The Federal Reserve announced that it was on hold, fell to 3.7538% before the Federal Reserve Chairman Powell's press conference began, and continued to fluctuate upward on Thursday.