Treasuries rebounded after an early pullback, with the ten-year yield closing below 4 percent for the first time since late October. Traders showed optimism about interest rates following dovish comments from Fed officials, leading to a 82.9 percent chance of a rate cut next month. Durable goods orders increased by 0.5 percent in September, exceeding expectations, while initial jobless claims unexpectedly fell to 216,000. Jobless claims are now at their lowest since April. With subdued trading expected after Thanksgiving, the market awaits further economic data.

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