Core Insights - U.S. Treasury bonds outperforming swap contracts, indicating a shift in investor preference towards safer assets [1] - U.S. Treasury Secretary Yellen commits to reforming the Supplementary Leverage Ratio (SLR), which may impact bank capital requirements and lending practices [1] Group 1 - The performance of U.S. Treasury bonds has been stronger compared to swap contracts, suggesting a growing demand for government securities [1] - Treasury Secretary Yellen's promise to reform the SLR could lead to changes in how banks manage their capital and leverage, potentially affecting their ability to lend [1]