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annual inflation expected for the next decade, were the last in
1.97%, after rising to 1.98% on Wednesday, the highest since to
at least in early 2019.
Investors are also focused on when the most US stimulus will come.
happen, after President Donald Trump threatened Tuesday
not signing an $ 892 billion coronavirus bill, saying you sums
paying individuals was too small.
U.S. lawmakers on Thursday blocked attempts to increase
direct payments to Americans included in the bill from $ 600 up to
$ 2,000 per person.
The Treasury will sell $ 176 billion on offer with coupons
next week, including $ 58 billion in two-year notes, $ 59 billion
in five-year notes and $ 59 billion in seven-year notes.
The bond market will close early at 2pm EST on Thursday.
and closed all Friday for Christmas day.
December 24 Thursday 12:34 PM New York / 1734 GMT
Net current price
Yield% change
(bps)
Three-month invoices 0.0875 0.0887 0.003
Six-month invoices 0.0975 0.0989 0.003
Two-year note 100-2 / 256 0.1209 0.000
Three-year note 99-222 / 256 0.1699 -0.002
Five-year note 100-14 / 256 0.3638 -0.013
Seven-year note 99-214 / 256 0.6493 -0.015
10-year note 99-120 / 256 0.9314 -0.024
20-year bond 98-128 / 256 1.4622 -0.029
30-year bond 98-248 / 256 1.6689 -0.029
DOLLAR EXCHANGE SPREADS
Last (bps) net
Change
(bps)
2-year US dollar swap 8.50 -0.25
spread
3-year US dollar swap 8.00 0.00
spread
5-year US dollar swap 7.75 0.25
spread
10-year US dollar swap 0.50 0.00
spread
30-year US dollar swap -26.00 0.25
spread
(Report by Karen Brettell;
Edited by Mark Heinrich and Dan Grebler)
