After the Federal Reserve cut interest rates as scheduled on Wednesday, US Treasury yields fell during the afternoon trading session in Asia, and the market focus once again turned to data. ADSS's Neal Keane said in a report: “The market will now move quickly to the employment report that was delayed next week — the report was delayed due to the US government shutdown — which will be the next major catalyst for the market. “The head of global sales at the UAE-based trading platform said that at the end of the year, risks are still bidirectional, while AI-related valuations are still a major concern for investors and continue to influence overall market sentiment. According to Tradeweb data, two-year US Treasury yields fell 3.5 basis points to 3.529%; 10-year US Treasury yields fell 3.9 basis points to 4.124%; and 30-year US Treasury yields fell 3.5 basis points to 4.760%.

After the Federal Reserve cut interest rates as scheduled on Wednesday, US Treasury yields fell during the afternoon trading session in Asia, and the market focus once again turned to data. ADSS's Neal Keane said in a report: “The market will now move quickly to the employment report that was delayed next week — the report was delayed due to the US government shutdown — which will be the next major catalyst for the market. “The head of global sales at the UAE-based trading platform said that at the end of the year, risks are still bidirectional, while AI-related valuations are still a major concern for investors and continue to influence overall market sentiment. According to Tradeweb data, two-year US Treasury yields fell 3.5 basis points to 3.529%; 10-year US Treasury yields fell 3.9 basis points to 4.124%; and 30-year US Treasury yields fell 3.5 basis points to 4.760%.