3-Month Treasury Bill Yields Turn Negative
November 19, 2009
This is not a good sign. The last time this happened was last year right around the Lehman blow up. The fact that yields are negative on the 3-month bills indicates that investors are staying on the sideline. Which raises the question of why (and how) equities have rallied so much if the money is [...]
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September 15, 2008
Prime Rate: 5.00% 30-Year Bond: 4.025% 10-Year Note: 3.398% 91-Day Bill: .0797% Fed Funds: 2.00% Libor (3-Mo.): 2.82%
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August 19, 2008
Prime Rate – 5.00% 30-Year T-Bond – 4.434% 10-Year T-Note – 3.79% 91 Day T-Bill – 1.823% Fed Funds – 2.00% LIBOR (3 Mo.) – 2.81%
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August 4, 2008
Prime Rate – 5.00% 30-Year T-Bond – 4.595% 10-Year T-Note – 3.97% 91 Day T-Bill – 1.70% Fed Funds – 2.00% LIBOR (3 Mo.) – 2.80%
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July 28, 2008
Current Rates: Prime Rate – 5.00% 30-Year T-Bond – 4.60% 10-Year T-Note – 4.03% 91 Day T-Bill – 1.65% Fed Funds – 2.06% LIBOR (3 Mo.) – 2.79%
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