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10-Year US Treasury Bond Yield
History Historical yield rates for 10-yr US Treasury Note from 1900 to 2012 |
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May 18, 2012: The
yield on the 10-year US Treasury bond set a
112 year record low of 1.70% yesterday
and again today. Here is a snapshot of
today's "US
Treasury Rates at a Glance"
showing the 10--year US Treasury note is currently up
0.03% from yesterday's record low
1.70%.
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From
Chartoftheday.com1
For some perspective on all-important long-term interest rates, today's chart illustrates the 112-year trend of the 10-year Treasury bond yield (thick blue line). Escalating concerns over Europe in addition to a struggling global economy have encouraged investors, institutions and governments alike to move a portion of their investment dollars to the relative safety of the US. This has resulted in a significant decline of the 10-year Treasury bond yield. In fact, the 10-year yield has declined a fairly dramatic 340 basis points (i.e. 3.4%) since the peak of the credit bubble. This decline has brought the 10-year Treasury bond yield to a 112-year low. The decline of the 10-year Treasury bond yield has been significant enough to bring the 10-year yield near resistance of what is a 26-year downtrend channel.
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Note 1. Source:
Chart of the
Day "Journalists and bloggers
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website as long as the chart is unedited and full
credit is given with a live link to Chart of the Day
at http://www.chartoftheday.com."
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