Treasury Bond, Note & Bill News -- New Treasury Bill!-- A Green Bond?? -- Record High Note Issuance
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- Опубліковано 30 кві 2024
- The US Treasury quarterly refunding announcement was made today. See how the treasury how much the Treasury will issue in notes and bonds. What does the new treasury bill look like? Are there new bonds on the way?
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It sounds like we are in a lot of trouble. Thanks for your excellent report.
Yes be afraid. Stock up on MREs and ammo. The world is ending.
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If they need to make treasuries more palatable, callables is not the way to do it. Make treasuries tax exempt.
I could go for that!
Screw any green projects, big scam
Agreed
The only green I like are greenbacks.
Vanguard money market 5.27%
When was the last time they rolled out incentives??
Interesting and something to consider. Thank you.
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Why does the 10 yr note seem to always have a lower yield than anything else. Fed not serious about fighting inflation?
This is called the inverted yield curve; very indicative of a recession coming..
4:29 You're using the terminology incorrectly by saying the 10 year bond is declining when in fact, the 10 year bond is increasing when its yield is declining.
I get what you are saying, but the graph on the screen was the 10 Yr Note yield so I guess I assumed that folks would know I was talking about the yield. Nevertheless, I could see how if one was only listening to what I was saying that they would be thinking about the price of the bond (which is a little strange that we do that. If you asked someone the yield they were getting on their bond they would likely know that. If you asked them the price they paid I think most folks would not have a clue without looking it up). I will try to make sure I clarify that I am discussing the yields. Thanks for the critique!
@@FatherNSonInvesting When I watch this video again, the narrative is discussing options to make treasuries more attractive to investors and then you explained the reaction to the market as if the bonds went down when in fact it actually went up. So the reaction of the market to the premise seems to be counter intuitive. Better explanation might have been that the types of treasuries might be speculated to limit offering of the current non-callable variety thus the market is actually bidding up the current supply.