U.S. Treasurys Pause on Market Holiday After Inflation-Fueled Selloff

U.S. Treasury markets paused trading today in observance of a market holiday, providing a brief respite following a significant selloff driven by persistent inflation concerns. Investors have been recalibrating their expectations for interest rate policy as recent economic data suggests inflation remains sticky. The pause allows traders to reassess positions after yields surged earlier in the week, reflecting growing market anxiety over the Federal Reserve's future monetary path and broader macroeconomic stability.