After the Labor Day weekend, treasuries saw a significant decline in trading on Tuesday. The yield on the ten-year note rose to 4.277 percent, while the thirty-year yield reached 4.971 percent. This drop in bond prices followed a court ruling that deemed most of Trump’s global tariffs illegal due to Constitutional restrictions on tariff imposition powers. Despite the ruling, the tariffs remain in effect until October pending a potential appeal to the Supreme Court. Additionally, U.S. manufacturing activity saw a slight increase in August but still indicated contraction for the sixth consecutive month. Factory orders and job openings data are anticipated on Wednesday.

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