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T-bond

American  
[tee-bond] / ˈtiˌbɒnd /

noun

  1. a U.S. Treasury bond.


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Biggs is especially enthusiastic, saying the T-bond yield could sink below 5% and generate a total return approaching 20% for the year.

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Only four months ago, the T-bond yield was 6.69%.

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That was the case in '95, when T-bond funds returned an average 22%.

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If you're running for cover, consider Treasury bonds, now yielding more than 7%, or T-bond funds.

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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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