^TYX - Treasury Yield 30 Years
| Previous Close | 2.3180 |
| Open | 2.2990 |
| Volume | N/A |
| Day's Range | 2.2360 - 2.3270 |
| 52 Week Range | 1.9050 - 3.1590 |
| Avg. Volume | 0 |
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Treasury yields slide as announcement of U.S. - China trade deal disappoints
U.S. Treasury yields fell on Friday as the U.S. and China struck a so-called phase one trade deal that would put off the implementation of tariffs in December.
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Treasury yields surge to four-week high on report of China tariff deal
U.S. Treasury yields rose sharply on Thursday following reports that the U.S. could delay tariffs set to kick in at the end of this week, boosting sentiment for risky assets at the expense of haven bonds.
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Fed announces further repo operations to help cover year-end
The New York Federal Reserve said on Thursday it would step up the amount of funds it would inject into the multi trillion dollar repo market to help investors get through the end of year period, when banks are less willing to lend out their cash. As part of the repurchasing operations, the central bank buys Treasurys and other highly rated debt from dealers in order to inject liquidity into the system. The Fed expanded the overnight repo operation on Dec. 31 and Jan. 2 to at least $150 billion, and said it would offer a $75 billion repo on Dec. 30. The Fed also said it would offer another longer-term repo operation that would span year-end of at least $50 billion. At its postmeeting press conference, Fed Chairman Jerome Powell said the central bank would tweak the timing and amounts of its repo operations to mitigate stress in short-term funding markets from resurfacing.
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Treasury yields drop as Fed and Powell suggests rates will remain low
U.S. Treasury yields retreated on Wednesday after the Federal Reserve’s policy statement and interest-rate projections indicated the central bank would keep rates at current levels next year.
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Fed's Powell says central bank could buy shorter-term coupon debt
Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell said on Wednesday that the central bank could potentially expand its Treasury bill purchasing program, if necessary, to include shorter-term coupon-bearing securities, while speaking in a news conference after the Fed said it would hold rates steady at 1.5% to 1.75%. Powell said that, for now, the Treasury's current pace of bill purchases of $60 billion per month was sufficient. The buying began in October and will continue through at least the second quarter of next year. The moves are intended to inject reserves back into the financial system, which may have held back banks from lending their funds freely to cash-starved market participants. As the central bank raises the level of reserves next year, the volume of the Fed's repo operations should shrink, said Powell. He also added the central bank could tweak the current repo operations to prevent a recurrence of stresses in short-term funding markets.
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2-year Treasury yield rises to four-week high on China tariff delay reports
U.S. Treasury yields bounce off their lows to end higher on Tuesday on expectations for a delay to tariffs on China, even as White House officials offering conflicting comments on the eventual outcome.
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Long-term government bond yields slip as traders gear up for Fed and ECB meetings
U.S. Treasury yields fall slightly on Monday as traders stayed on the sidelines ahead of coming meetings by the Federal Reserve and the European Central Bank.
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U.S. government bond yields end higher after big gains in new jobs
U.S. Treasury yields closed higher Friday after data from the Labor Department showed the U.S. created 266,000 new jobs in November, more than expected and the biggest monthly gain since January.
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Treasury yields jump after Friday jobs report shows that U.S. added 266,000 jobs in November
U.S. Treasury yields Friday morning popped higher across the board after a key employment report showed the U.S. created a hotter-than-expected 266,000 new jobs in November, marking the biggest gain since the first month of the year. The 10-year Treasury note rose 5.5 basis points to 1.850%, the 2-year Treasury note added 5.5 basis points to 1.637%, while the 30-year Treasury bond added 3.8 basis points to 2.284%. The increase in new jobs easily topped the 180,000 MarketWatch forecast, helped by the end of an auto-workers strike at General Motors Co. . That added roughly 50,000 jobs to the payrolls number. Meanwhile, the unemployment rate slipped to 3.5% from 3.6% and matched a 50-year low. The average wage paid to American workers rose 7 cents, or 0.2%, to $28.29 an hour. The 12-month rate of hourly wage gains slipped to 3.1% from 3.2%.
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U.S. government bond yields end mostly flat as market awaits jobs report
The benchmark 10-year U.S. Treasury yield inched slightly higher Thursday following on upbeat weekly employment data, but all eyes are on Friday’s nonfarm-payroll report for more insights on the state of the domestic economy
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Treasury yields end higher as trade worries ease
Yields rise on U.S. government debt on Wednesday, recovering half of the previous session’s large falls, on news that the U.S. and China were on track to complete a phase-one trade deal before a Dec. 15 deadline.
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Benchmark 10-year Treasury yields skid most since August after Trump casts doubt on quick China trade deal
Yields on 30-year U.S. Treasury bonds plunge to biggest one-day drop in over three years, as investors steer away from stocks and other risky assets after President Donald Trump says a U.S.-China trade deal could benefit from waiting until after the 2020 presidential election.
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Treasury yields end higher following weak manufacturing data, trade tensions
Treasury yields rose on Monday after a disappointing read on U.S. manufacturing activity and tensions in global trade once again were in focus.
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Treasury yields tick higher ahead of corporate debt sales in December
U.S. Treasury yields ended higher Friday as corporate underwriters sold Treasurys in anticipation of heavy corporate debt issuance next week, with the last month of the year typically a busy time for underwriters.
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Treasury yields pop higher after economic data underlines resilient U.S. growth
U.S. Treasury yields are higher Wednesday in a holiday-truncated week as a round of data highlights a rebound in investment spending and suggests third-quarter growth may not have slowed as much as anticipated.
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Treasury yields retreat on U.K. political jitters
U.S. Treasury yields fall Tuesday as bond buyers remain skeptical of a trade deal and were rattled by signs that the U.K. Conservative Party may struggle to achieve a Brexit agreement.
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New York Fed raises size of longer-term repo operation
The New York Fed said it had raised the size of its 42-day repo operation scheduled for Dec. 2 to at least $25 billion from at least $15 billion, according to its website. This comes after a 42-day repo auction on Monday was twice oversubscribed. The U.S. central bank has stepped up its actions to prevent another surge in repo rates that had sparked panic in September. Investors see the end of the year as a potential flashpoint for short-term funding markets because banks retrench their lending operations to avoid regulatory penalties.
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Treasury yields retreat as solid bond sale underlines appetite for debt
Treasury yields fell from session highs on Monday to kick off the holiday-truncated week amid strong demand for a government bond auction
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Treasury yields come off lows on upbeat U.S. economic data
U.S. Treasury yields came off session lows on Friday after purchasing managers’ surveys show a steady upturn in activity in the manufacturing sector, showing signs that factories may be overcoming the trade-driven slowdown.
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Treasury yields rise most in two weeks on tentative trade optimism
U.S. Treasury yields edged up Thursday, reversing some of this week’s decline, after a report said Beijing was pushing to advance talks on a partial trade deal with the U.S.
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10-year Treasury yield hits close to three-week low as trade deal hopes wane
U.S. Treasury yields fall Wednesday after news reports suggest a phase one trade deal between Washington and Beijing may not be completed this year, spurring inflows into government paper.
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Treasury yields fall as investors remain unsettled by lack of trade progress
U.S. Treasury yields edge lower on Monday as investors keep a close watch on progress toward a phase-one trade agreement between Washington and Beijing.
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Treasury yields slump from session highs as earlier trade optimism dissipates
U.S. Treasury yields are falling as investors juggle conflicting reports on Monday about the state of trade talks and the prospects for a phase one deal.
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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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Trade worries creep back into investor psyche
Stocks dropped on new reports on the U.S.-China trade dispute. Yahoo Finance's Julie Hyman, Adam Shapiro, Dan Roberts and Heritage Capital's Paul Schatz talk with Edward Jones Investment Strategist Kate Warne.