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{"delivery_fp":"intel_digest:2026-04-0 {"delivery_fp":"intel_digest:2026-04-07","focus":{"artifact_id":"art_intel_2026-04-07","brief_artifact_id":"art_intel_2026-04-07","candidate_refs":[{"id":"art_intel_2026-04-07","kind":"artifact"}]},"message_kind":"intel_digest","message_role":"assistant","message_type":null,"refs":[{"id":"art_intel_2026-04-07","kind":"artifact"}],"state_key":null,"text":"*Intel Digest* - 2026-04-07\n\n*1) A reported uptick/leveling in multiple US Treasury maturities (including 1 Mo at 3.72%) indicates a near-term shift in the US rates complex, but the provided evidence is limited to a single official source and lacks explicit cross-source confirmation of the magnitude of change.*\n- Lane: `digest` | conf=0.63 | corr=0.53 | imp=0.73\n- Continuity: new\n- What changed: The feed reports specific yield levels across several maturities (e.g., 1 Mo 3.72%, 1 Yr 3.47%, 10 Yr 4.19%, 20 Yr 4.81%) with all listed directions marked as 'up' in the provided timeline.\n- Why now: The update is timestamped 2026-04-07T23:54:56Z and reflects a fresh snapshot of Treasury yields across the curve; however, the dataset does not include prior-point deltas or independent corroboration within the provided materials.\n- Sources: <https://home.treasury.gov/|US Treasury 1 Mo yield at 3.72%> (home.treasury.gov); <https://home.treasury.gov/|US Treasury 1 Yr yield at 3.47%> (home.treasury.gov); <https://home.treasury.gov/|US Treasury 1.5 Month yield at 3.71%> (home.treasury.gov)","thread_id":"slkbot_aed6944d35b3af9e31"}... |