T-note

Today, the ten-year T-note yield stands at 3.50 percent and, breaking down that yield using the ten-year Treasury Inflation-Protected Security TIPS yield, we can see that the nominal yield of 3.50 percent is composed of a healthy real yield of 1.7 percent and inflation expectations of 1.7 percent.

RETURN TO PROSPERITY Arthur B. Laffer 2010

Take a look at the ten-year government T-note yield Figure 21-4.

RETURN TO PROSPERITY Arthur B. Laffer 2010

Especially in this age of professional Fed-watchers, changes in monetary policy should show up almost instantaneously, not only in the nominal T-note yield but also in the current purchasing power of the dollar.

RETURN TO PROSPERITY Arthur B. Laffer 2010

The big winners were Fannie and Freddie debt after the GSE bailout, while the 10-year T-note ended little changed.

Waiting on the Weekend Warriors 2008

The T-note selloff forced interest rates up, which forced stock prices further down, and the race to the bottom was on.

Countdown to a Meltdown 2005

The T-note selloff forced interest rates up, which forced stock prices further down, and the race to the bottom was on.

Countdown to a Meltdown 2005

The yield on the 10-year T-note dropped to 1.88%, down from 1.94% late Tuesday.

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Ending that policy is long overdue, particularly when 0.25% is more than the rate on the two year T-note.

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Money also poured into U.S. Treasury bonds, pushing the 10-year T-note yield down to a two-week low of 2.11% from 2.24% on Monday.

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The 10-year T-note future TYc1 was trading 4/32 lower at 125 18/32.

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