STOCKS | U.S. Bond Market Reacts to Labor Market Data Amid Holiday Closure

The New York Times financial market correspondent reports that while the stock market is closed for the Easter holiday, the bond market remains active, with trading continuing until noon local time. According to Jin10, investors initially interpreted the new data as an indication that the Federal Reserve can focus on reducing inflation, given the stable labor market. This likely suggests higher interest rates in the future. Following the data release, the yield on the two-year U.S. Treasury note, which is sensitive to changes in interest rate expectations, surged significantly to 3.85%.