US 10Y TREASURY: Double topped?United States 10 Year Government Bonds YieldTVC:US10YXBTFXU.S. 10-year Treasury yields moved higher, approaching the 4.4% area, as markets reacted to a combination of resilient macro data and rising inflation pressures. Solid GDP growth around 2% and persistent price pressures, amplified by higher energy costs, have reinforced expectations that interest rates may stay elevated for longer. The Fed held its regular meeting, with a decision to keep interest rates unchanged, as was widely expected. Overall, the bond market reflects a macro environment where strong economic activity and geopolitically driven energy shocks are keeping inflation risks elevated, limiting the scope for lower yields in the near term. The nervousness on the market was at its peak prior to the FOMC meeting yields shortly jumped toward the 4,43% but eased on Friday, closing the week at 4,37%. The 10Y charts are currently showing a formation called double-top, which indicates that yields might revert a bit in the coming period. The next level to test might be around 4,3%. It should be also considered that the week ahead brings NFP and Unemployment rate for March, in which sense, some increased volatility might be again expected on Friday.