Leave your feedback Share Copy URL https://ar-c.org/video/VSHbBUQyFIB.html Email Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Tumblr Share on Facebook Share on Twitter 10-Year Treasury Note futures react as yields top 4.40%. 4/29/26 [1O9bIcGYRK0] Health Updated on August 10, 2026 EDT — Published on August 10, 2026 EDT Todd Colvin of Mark IV Brokerage discusses the recent move in 10-Year note yields, which closed above 4.40% following the FOMC meeting. This marks only the third time in 2026 that yields have reached this level. Colvin highlights how higher energy prices and elevated global uncertainty continue to impact market expectations, keeping the Fed focused on employment and inflation. Despite passing a major event like the Fed decision, volatility increased, defying typical post-meeting trends. Looking ahead, the focus shifts to Thursday's economic data, including weekly jobless claims, first-quarter GDP, and the PCE index. Learn more about trading futures and options at CME Group: #Treasuries #FOMC #Economy RX0RW77iX9Y deyIHY2z5re Mg6aYVE3bnm szqTzDgx8Bp xAphmN4aU7i h1BzYCh8nxG
Todd Colvin of Mark IV Brokerage discusses the recent move in 10-Year note yields, which closed above 4.40% following the FOMC meeting. This marks only the third time in 2026 that yields have reached this level. Colvin highlights how higher energy prices and elevated global uncertainty continue to impact market expectations, keeping the Fed focused on employment and inflation. Despite passing a major event like the Fed decision, volatility increased, defying typical post-meeting trends. Looking ahead, the focus shifts to Thursday's economic data, including weekly jobless claims, first-quarter GDP, and the PCE index. Learn more about trading futures and options at CME Group: #Treasuries #FOMC #Economy RX0RW77iX9Y deyIHY2z5re Mg6aYVE3bnm szqTzDgx8Bp xAphmN4aU7i h1BzYCh8nxG