^TYX - Treasury Yield 30 Years
| Previous Close | 2.1820 |
| Open | 2.1760 |
| Volume | 0 |
| Day's Range | 2.1210 - 2.1820 |
| 52 Week Range | 1.9050 - 3.1290 |
| Avg. Volume | 0 |
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Treasury yields sink to October low after new coronavirus case in U.S.
Treasury yields slump on Friday after another case of the coronavirus was reported in the U.S., raising worries that the pathogen may have a bigger domestic impact than initially thought.
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2-year Treasury yield edges down to more than three-month low as virus jitters stir up haven demand
U.S. Treasury yields are falling on Thursday as the discovery of coronavirus victims in previously unaffected countries rattles investors.
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Treasurys rally comes to halt as coronavirus fears abate
U.S. Treasury yields struggled for direction on Wednesday as investors attempted to shake off fears the China’s coronavirus may spread to other countries and affect global economic growth
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10-year Treasury yield slips to six-week low after report of first U.S. coronavirus case
U.S. Treasury yields slipped on Tuesday on fears the rapidly spreading coronoavirus in China might affect economic growth after the U.S. reported its first case of the respiratory virus, sending investors into the safety of haven assets.
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Long-dated government bond rates rise the most in more than a week on upbeat data, 20-year debt announcement
Long-dated U.S. Treasury yields edge higher Friday morning after the U.S. Treasury Department announced plans, as had been expected, to issue a 20-year nominal coupon bond in the first half of 2020 to finance a ballooning federal deficit.
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U.S. Treasury to begin selling new 20-year bond in first half of 2020
The U.S. Treasury, faced with financing budget deficits topping $1 trillion annually, is introducing a new 20-year bond.
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U.S. government bond yields snap 2-day skid after upbeat economic reports
U.S. Treasury yields rise Thursday midday after data painted a relatively healthy picture of the domestic economy, supporting modest selling of government paper that has mostly drawn bids over the past week, despite a rally in stocks, which ordinarily rise in step with bond yields.
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Treasury yields slip for second day as investors parse signing of U.S. China trade pact and economic data
U.S. Treasury yields edged lower on Wednesday, claiming a second day of declines, after investors doubted the newly signed U.S.-China trade pact would significantly stoke the American economy this year.
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Treasury yields fall on slightly weaker economic data
Yields on the benchmark 10-year Treasury note fall Tuesday as investors buy bonds following slightly weaker readings on inflation and small-business sentiment.
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Treasury yields rise as bullish tone grips Wall Street ahead of U.S.-China trade deal signing
Treasury yields rose Monday, snapping a two-session down streak, following reports that the U.S. plans to stop designating China a currency manipulator ahead of Wednesday’s planned signing of a partial trade pact.
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Treasury yields retreat in volatile trade as weak jobs report, new Iran sanctions spur haven buying
Treasury yields fall in choppy trading on Friday following a tepid jobs report and the Trump administration’s announcement of new sanctions against Iran increased the appeal of haven asset.
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Treasury yields pull back after soft jobs report
Treasury yields retreated on Friday after lower-than-expected job gains in December's nonfarm employment report. The 10-year Treasury note yield slipped 2.3 basis points to 1.835%. The 2-year note rate was down 0.6 basis point to 1.570%, while the 30-year bond yield fell 2.4 basis points to 2.306%. The U.S. economy added 145,000 jobs in December. Economists polled by MarketWatch, on average, had forecast job gains of 160,000, a sharp drop from the 266,000 increase recorded in November. The unemployment rate held steady at 3.5%. Average hourly earnings rose 0.1%, less than the 0.2% increase in the previous month.
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Treasury yields tick lower as investors scoop up debt at 30-year bond auction
U.S. Treasury yields retreat on Thursday as investors rush to buy government bonds at a key 30-year debt auction, ahead of the all-important jobs report on Friday.
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Fed's Richard Clarida says monetary policy remains appropriate
Federal Reserve Vice Chairman Richard Clarida said on Thursday that the current stance of monetary policy was appropriate but that looking ahead, the central bank's policy was not on a "preset course." Clarida was delivering a speech at the Council of Foreign Relations. Clarida also said the economy was in a good place. He added that the central bank would taper the amount of repo operations it has conducted as the Fed's $60 billion of monthly Treasury bill purchases helps to increase the level of reserves in the financial system. But Clarida said he could see the need for some repo operations to continue at least through April. As part of the Fed's repo injections, the central bank temporarily lends funds to broker-dealers in return for high-quality collateral like Treasurys.
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Treasury yields off session lows as traders shrug off Iran retaliation
Treasury yields are off their lows on Wednesday as the earlier panic from an Iranian missile strike on U.S. military bases in Iraq subsides.
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Treasury yields tick higher on service sector strength and debt supply
U.S. Treasury yields come off their session lows on Tuesday after a mid-session debt auction and stronger-than-expected data from the service sector, two forces that helped to weigh on trading for government paper.
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Treasury yields rebound as Mideast tensions fail to stoke fresh bids for government bonds
Treasury yields gain altitude on Monday, bouncing off their lows, as investors appear to look past tensions between U.S. and Iran, even as the Middle East powerhouse pledges to retaliate following a deadly drone strike against one of their top generals on Friday.
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2-year Treasury yield plumbs three-month low as Soleimani killing highlights rising U.S.-Iran tensions
U.S. Treasury yields tumble on Friday after a closely watched manufacturing gauge falls to a decade low, adding to the safe-haven inflows initially sparked by a U.S. drone strike on Iranian Major General Qassem Soleimani.
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Chicago Fed's Evans forecasts GDP to grow between 2%-2.25% in 2020
Chicago Fed President Charles Evans told CNBC on Friday that he remained upbeat on the economy and expected U.S. gross domestic product to expand between 2% to 2.25% in 2020. He estimated trend growth was around 1.75%. Evans said strong growth and labor markets should push inflation to the central bank's target of 2%, but it isn't clear why the unemployment rate is continuing to grind lower without sparking price pressures. "We ought to be getting inflation to above 2% to show its a symmetric objective," he said. Evans also said he was comfortable with the current monetary policy setting. One of the lessons from last year was that the "economy can expand despite a modestly contracting manufacturing sector" thanks to the offsetting strength of consumers and households, he said. On Friday, the Institute for Supply Management reported the manufacturing gauge came in at 47.2% in December, its lowest reading since mid-2009 and stuck well in contraction territory.
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Treasury yields dip in thin holiday trade to kick off 2020
U.S. Treasury yields fell Thursday in the first trading session of 2020, which saw stock indexes surge to new highs, fears of a global economic slowdown subside and optimism hold about a partial resolution to the U.S.-China trade war.
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10-year Treasury yields end higher, notch lowest year-end close in seven years
Benchmark 10-year U.S. Treasury yields finished slightly higher Tuesday, while marking the lowest year-end rate for the note since 2012, according to FactSet Data.
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2-year/10-year Treasury yield curve touches steepest since October 2018
Long-dated Treasury yields climb Monday as the yield curve steepens to its widest point this year amid increasing confidence that a phase one trade deal would help bolster the U.S. and Europe’s growth prospects.
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2-year Treasury yield slumps to lowest in three weeks
U.S. Treasury yields extend their retreat on Friday as this week’s bond selloff fail to gain momentum, with recent bond auctions underlining the voracious appetite for Treasurys.
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Treasury yields come off highs after ‘aggressive’ bidding for last debt auction of holiday week
U.S. Treasury yields come off highs in holiday-thinned trading on Thursday after an auction for government paper draws brisk bidding, much like previous sales held this week.
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US manufacturing contracts to lowest level in 10 years
The manufacturing economy clocked its worst month in more than a decade in December. The Institute for Supply Management's manufacturing index fell to its lowest level since June of 2009. Simeon Hyman, Head of Investment Strategy at ProShares joins Yahoo Finance's On the Move.
