Ten-year Treasury yield touches 1.45% amid parade of Fed speakers

The 10-year Treasury yield have touched 1.45% on Friday to hit its highest level since July as investors continued to react to the Federal Reserve’s policy two days ago.
Bond investors were particularly interested in the signal by the central bank that the tapering of $120 billion of monthly bond purchases may soon be announced.
A parade of Fed policy makers, headlined by Fed Chairman Jerome Powell, on Friday may provide market participants with more information.