U.S. Treasury yields moved higher to end the week, with the 10-Year yield closing at 4.15. The move followed a rate hike from the Bank of Japan, which pushed their 10-year note above 2% for the first time since 2006. Despite the daily increase of two basis points, yields remain essentially unchanged since the most recent FOMC meeting. Volatility continues to trend lower, with the CVOL index reaching multi-year lows. Looking ahead to the holiday week, market participants await postponed data on third-quarter GDP and October durable goods alongside several Treasury auctions.