According to Odaily, Pepperstone analyst Michael Brown reported that U.S. Treasury bonds saw an increase on Monday, providing some relief to the market. Brown noted that this might indicate a slowdown in the significant sell-off that began last week. He highlighted that the yields on both the 10-year and 30-year U.S. Treasury bonds fell on Monday, distancing themselves from last week's panic levels. However, he cautioned that U.S. Treasuries remain on a relatively unstable footing, especially with no signs of policy inconsistencies easing in the short term, keeping uncertainty levels high.