Here we sit, as everyone has said, in a range.
Last week US Treasury longer term bond auctions failed with Fed picking up around a 1/3 of the offer. The witty people named it "not QE 4".
Now we have a failed Japanese auction followed by a bad US auction. Relatively sky high Japanese rates implies Japanese investors are much less likely to buy US Treasuries and hedge the currency risk.
Bottom line bond market isn't taking tariff revenue at face value. They want to be paid for perceived risk or they won't buy.