US 10-year yields rose to 4.04%, while the greenback fell for the first time this week as investors pushed the tech-heavy Nasdaq 100 higher. “It seems like the market is a bit stuck in the mud,” said Zachary Griffiths, head of investment grade and macro strategy at CreditSights. Boston Fed President Susan Collins said Tuesday that interest rates are likely to stay unchanged “for some time” as recent economic data show an improvement in the labor market, while risks to inflation remain.