US government bonds kicked off the trading week in New York with minor gains in prices. The futures contract for ten-year bonds saw a modest rise of 0.18 percent, reaching 110.78 points initially. As a result, the yield on ten-year government securities dipped slightly to 4.17 percent.
The bond market expects a tranquil start to the week, as no major economic data is scheduled. However, the regional central bank of New York will release figures on consumer inflation expectations during trading. While this survey typically doesn't cause significant price shifts in the markets, analysts take it into consideration. Consumer inflation expectations hold importance for the US Federal Reserve's monetary policy.
Throughout the day, several speakers from the Federal Reserve will address various topics. Despite high expectations for interest rate cuts in financial markets, many central bankers have expressed caution. There's speculation that the first monetary policy easing could occur at the next interest rate meeting scheduled for early May.
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