10 year yield is now .709%. More than 50% less than late January.The yield, at 1.68%, was at 1.83% last Friday, and has seen its biggest one week move since November.
Bonds look like they are flashing a warning for global markets
Treasury yields have defied expectations so far this year, and the yield on the benchmark 10-year is at the lowest level since Nov. 1.
The 10-year is important since its rate influences mortgages and other loans, and when its yield moves lower, it can reflect worry about the economy and other fears, like the current uncertainty about the potential severity of the new coronavirus.
Strategists said the yield could continue to move lower until the impact of the virus becomes more clear, and with help from the easy policies of the Fed and other central banks.
The yield, at 1.68%, was at 1.83% last Friday, and has seen its biggest one week move since November.
https://www.cnbc.com/2020/01/24/bond...l-markets.html
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10 year yield is now .709%. More than 50% less than late January.The yield, at 1.68%, was at 1.83% last Friday, and has seen its biggest one week move since November.
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