^TYX - Treasury Yield 30 Years
| Previous Close | 2.2970 |
| Open | 2.3180 |
| Volume | 0 |
| Day's Range | 2.2950 - 2.3240 |
| 52 Week Range | 1.9050 - 3.3590 |
| Avg. Volume | 0 |
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Majority of Americans don't understand fixed income: BNY Mellon
According to a new report from BNY Mellon Investment Management, only 8% of Americans understand what fixed income investing is. Liz Young, BNY Mellon Investment Management Director joins Yahoo Finance's On the Move to discuss.
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Trump blasts Powell, 'very disappointed' over rate moves
President Trump is taking on Jay Powell, tweeting a series of critiques of the Federal Reserve. The president said, "The Fed has called it wrong from the beginning, too fast, too slow. ... We are now, by far, the biggest and strongest Country, but the Fed puts us at a competitive disadvantage."
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10-year, 30-year Treasury yield logs biggest weekly drop in one and a half months
U.S. Treasury yields rise Friday, trimming their week long decline, after an official from the White House suggested negotiations for the phase one trade deal was nearing an end.
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Modern Monetary Theory carries ‘grain of truth’ and that’s why it's dangerous, says former Treasury official
Nathan Sheets, PGIM’s chief economist, says the U.S. could run larger deficits, but it was unclear when its fiscal profligacy come back to bite the Treasury market.
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Treasury yields extend slide as investors confront renewed trade and economic concerns
U.S. Treasury yields slip Thursday as investors eye weakening economic data in Asia, along with geopolitical jitters and uncertainty around a phase one trade deal.
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10-year Treasury yield slips below key 1.90% level as trade jitters spark bond rally
U.S. Treasury yields pull back on Wednesday as uncertainty on how a phase one trade deal will shape up drives investors to take shelter in government paper.
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Treasury yields end flat after Trump rehashes Fed spat in speech, but offers few details on China trade talks
U.S. Treasury yields ended mostly flat Tuesday after a speech by President Donald Trump in New York rehashed his disapproval of the Federal Reserve’s measured approach to interest rate cuts, but disappointed in terms of offering concrete details on the state of trade discussions
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10-year Treasury yield sees biggest weekly jump in around a month
U.S. Treasury yields were mostly steady on Friday, capping a weeklong surge, after signs of progress toward a U.S.-China trade deal pushed long-term government rates to multimonth highs this week.
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10-year, 30-year Treasury yield hits three-month high as trade optimism powers bond selloff
U.S. Treasury yields jump on Thursday after a resurgence of optimism about a U.S - China trade deal weighed on demand for safe haven assets such as government paper in a volatile week that has seen bond prices fluctuate in line with the ever-changing state of the trade talks.
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Treasury yields fall after reports say U.S.-China trade meeting postponed
U.S. Treasury yields fall Tuesday after reports say that a meeting between President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping could be delayed until December.
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10-year Treasury yield hits seven-week high amid hopes for U.S.-China trade deal
Global bond yields rise Tuesday as hopes for a partial U.S.-China trade deal weighs on demand for government paper in the U.S., Europe and Japan.
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10-year, 30-year Treasury yields see biggest daily climb in three weeks
U.S. Treasury yields shift higher on Monday as investors ramped up appetite for riskier assets in anticipation of the conclusion of a Phase 1 U.S.-China trade deal following upbeat comments from the Trump administration
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Treasury yields climb after U.S. jobs report but notch biggest weekly slide in a month
U.S. Treasury yields rise Friday after the U.S. October employment report showed the labor market remained robust, offering support to the Federal Reserve’s decision to keep rates on hold.
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Treasury yields shift higher after higher-than-expected job gains
U.S. Treasury yields climbed on Friday following the release of the nonfarm employment report, which showed the U.S. economy had picked up 128,000 jobs in October. Economists polled by MarketWatch had forecast a much smaller 75,000 job gains. The 10-year Treasury note yield was up 2.8 basis point to 1.719%, while the 2-year note rate rose 4.4 basis points to 1.570%. The 30-year bond yield ticked up 2.4 basis points to 2.200%. The Bureau of Labor Statistics reported that the unemployment rate rose to 3.6%, from 3.5% in September, and average hourly wages rose 0.2%. Job gains for September and August were also revised higher.
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10-year Treasury yield posts biggest daily drop in more than 12 weeks
U.S. Treasury yields fall sharply on Thursday after news reports say that Chinese government officials were unsure if a longer-term comprehensive trade deal will be struck.
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30-year Treasury yield sees biggest daily decline in five weeks after Fed meeting
U.S. Treasury yields fall Wednesday after the Federal Reserve cut interest rates for the third time in 2019, as the official scorecard of the economy’s health in the third-quarter shows U.S. growth is slowing
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Short-term Treasury yields erase decline after Fed policy decision
Shorter-dated Treasury yields jumped off their intraday lows on Wednesday, following the Federal Reserve's decision to lower interest rates by a quarter point to a range between 1.50% to 1.75%. The 2-year Treasury note yield , sensitive to monetary policy expectations, was unchanged at 1.642%, coming off its session low of 1.612%. The 10-year Treasury note yield was down 2.8 basis points to 1.807%, while the 30-year bond yield slipped 4.3 basis points to 2.288%. Bond prices move in the opposite direction of yields. The central bank said they would monitor the economic outlook and assess the "appropriate path of interest rates, suggesting the Fed would not commit to additional easing after October. Two voters on the Federal Open Market Committee dissented on the decision to cut rates.
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U.S. Treasury says it is exploring issuing 50-year bonds
The numbers: The Treasury announced Wednesday it is exploring a range of possible new products including a new 50-year bond. What happened: Treasury made the announcement about possible new products when announced it will auction $84 billion in notes and bonds next week in its quarterly refunding auctions, unchanged from the previous auction in July. The offerings will refund about $60.5 billion of Treasury notes and other government paper and will raise $23.5 billion in cash.
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Treasury yields decline as investors look forward to Fed decision
U.S. Treasury yields fall Tuesday as the Federal Reserve began its two-day meeting where its policy making committee is expected to lower interest rates for the third time this year.
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10-year Treasury yield hits six-week high as S&P 500 sets new all-time peak
U.S. Treasury yields rise Monday after stock-market gauges set fresh highs on a combination of waning geopolitical and trade fears
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10-year Treasury yield hits more than five-week high on trade optimism
Treasury yields climb Friday after U.S. and Chinese trade negotiators said they were putting the finishing touches on some parts of the “Phase 1” trade deal announced by President Donald Trump.
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Treasury yields mostly unchanged after ECB keeps policy rates on hold in Draghi’s last meeting
U.S. Treasury yields struggle for direction on Thursday after the European Central Bank announced it would keep policy rates unchanged at Mario Draghi’s last meeting.
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Treasury yields come off lows as investors take down key debt auction
U.S. Treasury yields come off their lows as bond traders made room for the fresh influx of debt supply ahead of the Federal Reserve’s meeting next week, where an interest-rate cut is widely expected.
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New York Fed increases size of repo auctions
The New York Fed said it would expand the size of repurchasing agreements starting from Thursday, as part of its operations to inject liquidity into the financial system. The New York Fed said it would increase the amount offered in overnight repo operations to at least $120 billion from Oct. 24 to Nov. 14., and increase the amount offered for longer-term repo agreements to at least $45 billion on Oct. 24 and Oct. 29. The New York Fed's actions comes after the overnight repo rate, or how much hedge funds and banks have to pay to borrow for short periods in return for pledging collateral such as Treasurys, rose so high in September that the Fed's benchmark interest rate briefly pushed above its target range. Since then, the New York Fed has regularly stepped in to prevent strains from resurfacing in funding markets.
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Treasury yields fall as Brexit deal faces some uncertainty after key votes
U.S. Treasury yields fall Tuesday after traders say they closely tracked the progress of U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson’ Brexit deal as it struggles to make its way through Parliament.
