• Latest
  • Trending

2-Year T-Bill Yields Hit All-Time High After July Bounce As Economic Mood Remains Sluggish – MarketWatch

31.07.2020
Chloe Ferry puts on a very cheeky display in a thong bikini in Dubai

Chloe Ferry puts on a very cheeky display in a thong bikini in Dubai

16.01.2021
Friends: How Many Women Did Ross Dating In All 10 Seasons – Screen Rant

Friends: How Many Women Did Ross Dating In All 10 Seasons – Screen Rant

16.01.2021
ICYMI: More gadgets from CES 2021 – Engadget

ICYMI: More gadgets from CES 2021 – Engadget

16.01.2021
BlackRock forces Wall Street to take climate risk seriously – Quartz

BlackRock forces Wall Street to take climate risk seriously – Quartz

16.01.2021
UFC Fight Island LIVE RESULTS – Holloway vs Kattar: Latest Fight Night news tonight, UK start date and time, full fight card, prelims and stream details

UFC Fight Island LIVE RESULTS – Holloway vs Kattar: Latest Fight Night news tonight, UK start date and time, full fight card, prelims and stream details

16.01.2021

ROSEN, GLOBAL INVESTOR COUNCIL, Reminds QuantumScape Corporation Investors of March 8 Deadline for Securities Class Action; Encourages investors with losses over $ 100,000 to contact the company – QS

16.01.2021
This Niva needed a Lada time to travel the Nurburgring

This Niva needed a Lada time to travel the Nurburgring

16.01.2021
Lakers rumors: Staples Center plans Taylor Swift display with Kobe Bryant – LakersNation.com

Lakers rumors: Staples Center plans Taylor Swift display with Kobe Bryant – LakersNation.com

16.01.2021
Selena Gomez: Big Tech “takes it hard” – The Denver Post

Selena Gomez: Big Tech “takes it hard” – The Denver Post

16.01.2021
Bow Wow draws a gathered, mostly unmasked crowd at Houston concert

Bow Wow draws a gathered, mostly unmasked crowd at Houston concert

16.01.2021
The ongoing Bitcoin frenzy – The week

The ongoing Bitcoin frenzy – The week

16.01.2021
Can you tell if your Apple Watch has a GPS lock?  – Geek how to do

Can you tell if your Apple Watch has a GPS lock? – Geek how to do

16.01.2021
Saturday, January 16, 2021
  • World
  • Economics
  • Sport
    • Basketball
    • Football
    • Nfl
    • Golf
    • F1
    • UFC
  • Technology
  • Culture
    • Arts
  • Media
    • Film
    • Celebs
    • TV
  • LifeStyle
    • Auto
  • Travel
OLTNEWS
  • World
  • Economics
  • Sport
    • Basketball
    • Football
    • Nfl
    • Golf
    • F1
    • UFC
  • Technology
  • Culture
    • Arts
  • Media
    • Film
    • Celebs
    • TV
  • LifeStyle
    • Auto
  • Travel
OLTNEWS
No Result
View All Result

Home » Economics » 2-Year T-Bill Yields Hit All-Time High After July Bounce As Economic Mood Remains Sluggish – MarketWatch

2-Year T-Bill Yields Hit All-Time High After July Bounce As Economic Mood Remains Sluggish – MarketWatch

6 months ago
in Economics
0
0
SHARES
Share on WhatsappShare on Facebook

Related posts

BlackRock forces Wall Street to take climate risk seriously – Quartz

BlackRock forces Wall Street to take climate risk seriously – Quartz

16.01.2021
The ongoing Bitcoin frenzy – The week

The ongoing Bitcoin frenzy – The week

16.01.2021

U.S. Treasury yields ended lower on Friday, capping a weekly and monthly drop as concerns over the economic blow to the global economy from the coronavirus bolstered government bond values.

What are Treasurys doing?

10-year Treasury bill yields TMUBMUSD10Y,
0.533%
was down 0.4 basis points to 0.536%, around its lowest since March 9. The benchmark maturity fell 5.3 basis points this week and 11.7 basis points in July. Yields fall as Treasury prices rise.

The rate of the 2-year notes TMUBMUSD02Y,
0.113%
edged down from a basis point to an all-time low of 0.111%, contributing to a 4 basis point decline on the week and month. The 30-year bond yield TMUBMUSD30Y,
1.197%
was at 1.198 %%, leaving its weekly decline of 4 basis points and monthly decline of 21.2 basis points intact.

What motivates treasures?

Treasury yields were initially higher after Amazon, Facebook, Apple and Google reported stronger results than Wall Street expected, halting overnight gains on government bonds. The rise in the stock market was driven by the relentless rise of a handful of shares of tech companies, raising fears that the stock market could pull away from the wider malaise plaguing the US and global economy due to of the COVID-19 pandemic.

But lingering concerns over the coronavirus have kept yields around their lowest levels on record, with shorter maturities already at historically low levels as the Federal Reserve pledges to keep rates close to zero until then. for the economy to recover.

In testimony to Congress, Dr Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, said the virus was unlikely to go away because it was highly contagious, but health officials public and policy makers could work together to reduce it to “low levels.”

As expected, investors saw murderous economic data in the eurozone, with the 19-member currency bloc reporting its sharpest contraction on record in the second quarter, falling 12%.

In the United States, consumer spending rose 5.6% in June, marking its second consecutive monthly increase. Personal income also fell 1.1% in June.

Lily: ‘Massive social economy’ – massive federal aid prevents even deeper GDP collapse

What motivates treasures?

“Yields have fallen as the employment situation remains worrying. It’s also clear that the virus never really went away, ”said Gregory Faranello, head of US rates at AmeriVet Securities, in an interview.

Share this:

  • Twitter
  • Facebook

Like this:

Like Loading...

Related

Previous Post

Theo Walcott is told by his children in talkSPORT interview, as former Arsenal star says ‘sucks’ to say players don’t care about the FA Cup

Next Post

Taylor Swift’s team changes ‘Folklore’ logo after ‘theft’ charges against black business owner – NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth

Related Posts

BlackRock forces Wall Street to take climate risk seriously – Quartz
Economics

BlackRock forces Wall Street to take climate risk seriously – Quartz

16.01.2021
0

“Climate risk is an investment risk,” BlackRock CEO Larry Fink concluded in his annual letter to CEOs last January. With...

Read more
The ongoing Bitcoin frenzy – The week

The ongoing Bitcoin frenzy – The week

16.01.2021
Spotlight on the Economy: The Effects of Futures Markets on Oil Spot Price Volatility in U.S. Regional Markets – Jamestown Sun

With oil revenues falling, North Dakota approves budget forecast as lawmakers hope for production increase in 2022 – Jamestown Sun

16.01.2021

Financially speaking: potential market drivers in 2021 – the Saratogian

16.01.2021

EU wants to protect itself from US sanctions and reduce its dependence on the dollar – Reports – RT

16.01.2021

Japanification of the bond market? | Company | ekathimerini.com – www.ekathimerini.com

16.01.2021
Load More
Next Post

Taylor Swift's team changes 'Folklore' logo after 'theft' charges against black business owner - NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth

Discussion about this post

Recent Posts

  • Chloe Ferry puts on a very cheeky display in a thong bikini in Dubai
  • Friends: How Many Women Did Ross Dating In All 10 Seasons – Screen Rant
  • ICYMI: More gadgets from CES 2021 – Engadget
  • BlackRock forces Wall Street to take climate risk seriously – Quartz
  • UFC Fight Island LIVE RESULTS – Holloway vs Kattar: Latest Fight Night news tonight, UK start date and time, full fight card, prelims and stream details

Archives

  • January 2021
  • December 2020
  • November 2020
  • October 2020
  • September 2020
  • August 2020
  • July 2020
  • June 2020
  • May 2020
  • April 2020
  • March 2020
  • EN

© 2020

No Result
View All Result
  • World
  • Economics
  • Sport
    • Basketball
    • Football
    • Nfl
    • Golf
    • F1
    • UFC
  • Technology
  • Culture
    • Arts
  • Media
    • Film
    • Celebs
    • TV
  • LifeStyle
    • Auto
  • Travel

© 2020

This website uses cookies. By continuing to use this website you are giving consent to cookies being used. Visit our Privacy and Cookie Policy.
%d bloggers like this: