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Treasury yields fell Tuesday, with the benchmark 10-year note yielding 3.52%, down from 3.54%, and the two-year yield down to 1.54% from 1.61%.
You could have bought Turkish T bills when they were yielding 65% and profited by selling them in March 2000, when a decline in inflation pushed the yield down to 33%.
Gilts rose by 10 basis points, pushing their yield down to 3.4%.
The benchmark 10-year gilt hit 105.36, pushing the yield down to 4.39%.
Subtracting that from the 2.44 percent takes the business loan yield down to 1.64 percent.
The rock solid 10-year German government bund reached another record high, pushing its yield down to 2.085%.
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Central banks have intervened heavily in the bond markets, bringing yields down to historic lows.
The government is happy, too: demand has brought benchmark ten-year yields down to nearly 1%.
Italian and Spanish lenders used the funds to buy their governments' bonds, helping bring yields down to more manageable levels.
The search for income has driven ten-year government-bond yields down to 2% or so; high-yield bonds belie their name by offering only 5%.
In America, the announcement by the Federal Reserve that it would add modestly to its purchases of Treasuries drove yields down to 2.6%.
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