US 10Y TREASURY: this week is all about jobsUnited States 10 Year Government Bonds YieldTVC:US10YXBTFXU.S. 10-year Treasury yields held relatively steady on Friday after retreating from recent highs, as easing tensions between the U.S. and Iran helped reduce inflation concerns tied to energy prices. Softer than expected inflation data, including the latest PCE report, also supported bond markets by reinforcing expectations that the Federal Reserve may avoid further rate hikes in the near term. At the same time, weaker first quarter GDP revisions pointed to slowing economic momentum, adding to demand for Treasuries. Investors are now shifting focus toward the upcoming jobs data for further clues on the Fed’s policy path. The week ahead brings the latest NFP, JOLTs and Unemployment data. Two weeks ago 10Y yields were standing around 4,68%, however, easing of inflation and positive developments in geopolitics brought yields down to 4,45% where they closed the week. The 4,4% could be shortly tested at the beginning of the week, while there is also some potential for a short reversal, somewhere around 4,5%. The highest volatility is expected around the publication of jobs data.