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Wall Street Journal
Nov 24
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In a world where wildly fluctuating capital values are the norm, investors would do well to look for a safe source of income. Throw in the risk that trend growth will be considerably lower than it has been in this brave new world of massive...
Jr Deputy Accountant
Nov 23
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Trouble in T-bills? Nah, we're still chugging along.
Bloomberg:
The Treasury sold $44 billion of two-year notes at a yield of 0.802 percent, the lowest on record, as demand for the safety of U.S. government securities surges going into...
Bankstocks.com
Nov 23
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For the first time in seven decades, Treasury bills are paying no interest while stocks continue to appreciate -- a divergence
Reuters
Nov 22
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The average yield on Egyptian 91-day treasury bills was 10.116 percent at an auction on Sunday, compared with 10.06 percent at last week's auction.
Sober Look
Nov 20
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The 3-month T-bill yield has collapsed to new lows, yielding half a basis point.
That means if you plow a million dollars into 3-month bills right now, in 3 months you will walk away with your million plus about 13 dollars. After inflation is...
Clusterstock
Nov 20
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In case you missed it, treasury bill yields went negative yesterday (to -0.03%) which means investors were willing to lose money in order to own them. This is a very rare occurrence.
Even simply keeping cash under your pillow would earn a higher...
Wall Street Journal
Nov 20
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Some Treasury bill rates are negative again Friday after falling below zero Thursday. When buying bills at negative rates, investors are essentially paying the government to keep the money safe.
Wall Street Journal
Nov 19
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Some Treasury bills maturing at the start of next year traded at negative rates, a sign of investors' strong demand for the safest securities at a time when T-bills are in scarce supply.
Reuters
Nov 13
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Nigerian interbank lending rates climbed to 9.83 percent on average this week from 5.83 percent previously after bank payments for forex and treasury bills purchases drained liquidity, traders said on Friday.
Reuters
Nov 8
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The average yield on Egyptian 91-day treasury bills was 9.695 percent at an auction on Sunday, compared with 9.715 percent at the last auction on October 4.
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