US Treasuries finished modestly weaker, led by the front end as the curve flattened ahead of this week’s auction cycle and Friday’s PCE release.
The move higher came as markets pared back Fed easing expectations, unwinding part of the Jackson Hole rally after Powell’s remarks.
The 2-year yield rose 3bps to 3.73%, while the 10-year added 3bps to 4.28%. Focus now turns to tonight’s $69bn 2-year Treasury auction.
Domestically, the RBA minutes are in focus, with markets looking for signals on the Board’s assessment of policy restrictiveness and labour market tightness.