Treasuries continued to weaken, with bond prices sliding back into negative territory on Friday. The yield on the benchmark ten-year note rose 3.5 basis points to 4.139 percent, reaching its highest level in two weeks. Concerns about interest rates persist despite the recent Fed rate cut, as traders hoped for a more aggressive approach. Fed officials expect two more rate cuts this year but only one next year, with differing opinions on the economic outlook. Next week, consumer price inflation data, along with reports on home sales and durable goods orders, will be closely watched. Fed Chair Jerome Powell is also scheduled to give speeches.

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