>>20302392Right about here, actually. 30 year yield at 4.50 and the 10 year at 4.35 (give or take a couple points) hit some previous highs/demand and an upward trendline from the start of the year.
On the short end, it's not like we have a ton of Fed hikes/cuts to shift around. Tomorrow maybe some weak jobless claims data inches us towards a cut but that's only good for a couple bps.
