[MARKET ANALYSIS] Treasury futures are rangebound amid a lack of fresh pertinent drivers and as supply looms

Treasury futures are currently rangebound, reflecting a lack of significant news drivers, particularly with the cancellation of the JOLTS data.

Newsquawk StaffPublished 4 Feb 2026, 02:45 UTCOn the live feed at 02:25 UTC — 1 more headline followed before this page went public

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[MARKET ANALYSIS] Treasury futures are rangebound amid a lack of fresh pertinent drivers and as supply looms

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USTs: Flat

Trades little changed amid sparse headline-driven newsflow, which was accentuated by the cancellation of JOLTS data due to the partial government shutdown. Nonetheless, the House has since approved the funds to end the shutdown, which President Trump signed into law, while participants await the Treasury Refunding Announcement.

Bunds: +11 ticks

Rebounded off the prior day's trough, but with the upside limited ahead of EZ flash HICP data and Bund supply.

JGBs: +3 ticks

Remains afloat in quiet trade amid a lack of tier-1 data releases and mixed overnight risk sentiment.

Context

This muted market sentiment comes just as supply pressures loom, emphasizing the careful balance traders must maintain as they await upcoming Treasury announcements amid broader geopolitical and economic developments.

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