最新报道：According to a report by Coinnet, after Federal Reserve Chairman Powell dampened market expectations for more aggressive rate cuts, U.S. Treasuries experienced their first weekly decline since mid-August. On Friday, Treasury yields across all maturities rose by 1 to 3 basis points, continuing the upward trend that began after the Fed announced a 25 basis point rate cut on Wednesday. The benchmark 10-year Treasury yield edged up to 4.12%, its highest level in two weeks. In a press conference following the policy decision, Powell stated that policymakers would determine future monetary policy on a meeting-by-meeting basis. This statement dampened market expectations for rapid rate cuts, although the interest rate swap market still favors two more rate cuts from the Fed this year. Amar Reganti, fixed income strategist at Hartford Funds, said: "Before this Fed meeting, the bond market was extremely optimistic in both sentiment and positioning. The Fed did implement an interest rate cut and may do so several times in the future, but this obviously did not recognize the market's current expectations." Previously, although inflation continued to be higher than the Fed's target, the labor market showed signs of weakness. The market bet that policymakers would quickly reduce borrowing costs, driving U.S. Treasury prices to continue to rise; the sell-off after the meeting ended this round of gains.