T-bond
Americannoun
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The yield on the closely watched 10-year T-bond jumped to a 12-month high of 4.66% early Thursday before ending the week at 4.53%.
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Michael O'Higgins, manager of the O'Higgins Fund, believes T-bond yields can drop to about 4.6% in 12 months, from about 5.8% now.
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Last week a rush to buy Treasury securities pushed prices up and drove the benchmark 30-year T-bond yield down to 5.71%--the lowest since the Treasury began issuing the 30-year bond in 1977.
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At Thursday's close, for example, the 30-year T-bond was yielding 3.07%, implying investor expectations for stable prices for decades to come.
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In fact, the T-bond yield fell to 5.59% Friday.
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