Us 30 Year Treasury Bonds Yield Two Days, The Highest In 3 Years.

Beijing time on September 23rd morning news, 30 year treasury bonds prices rose Thursday, the yield of two days. Decline The highest level in nearly 3 years is due to fears that the global economy will slide into recession again, leading to a decline in global stock markets.

The benchmark 10 year treasury bond price has risen for fifth consecutive trading days, the longest sustained rise since May. The reason is that the Federal Reserve has decided to extend the average maturity of its bonds assets. It plans to buy US $40 billion of treasury bonds by the end of June 2012, and the remaining maturity will be between 6 and 30 years. At the same time, the same amount of US Treasury bonds will be sold, and the remaining maturity will be 3 years or less. The spread between the yield of 30 - year treasury bonds and the yield of treasury bonds two years ago dropped to its lowest level since 2009.

According to the Bloomberg bond dealer price index, as of 17:11 (5:11 Beijing time 23), the yield of 30 year treasury bonds fell by 20 basis points to 2.80%, and the 30 year treasury bonds with a maturity rate of 3.75% in August 2041 rose 411 /32, that is, 43.44 dollars per 1000 dollar, to 119 6/32. Over the past two trading days, the yield of 30 - year treasury bonds has fallen by 44 percentage points, the highest two - day decline since November 2008.

The yield on US Treasury bonds in two years has remained unchanged at 0.20%, falling to a record low of 0.14% earlier this week. The yield gap between the 30 - year treasury bonds and the two-year US Treasury bonds is 2.59 percentage points, the lowest interest rate since February 2009. 10 year treasury bond price rise, yield decline The 14 base point, to 1.72%, has touched 1.6961%, hitting the lowest level since the Federal Reserve began compiling the data in 1953.

Carl Lantz, head of the CSGN's interest rate strategy department, predicted that the yield of 10 - year treasury bonds would probably drop to 1.60% before the end of the year, lower than the 1.75% it had expected, and the yield of 30 - year treasury bonds could drop to 2.50%, also lower than previously expected 3.30%.

The US Treasury today sells $11 billion, 10 year Treasury currency. expand In bond trading (TIPS), the yield of the bond is 0.078%. Analysts expect the bond yield to be 0.048%, according to a Bloomberg survey. The bid ratio of the auction sale is 2.61 times, which is lower than the average value of 2.84 times of the previous 10 auction transactions.