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2.5156 -0.0044    -0.17%
08/04 - Closed. ( Disclaimer )
Type:  Bond
Group:  Government
Market:  United States
  • Prev. Close: 2.5200
  • Day's Range: 2.5156 - 2.5156
U.S. 2Y 2.5156 -0.0044 -0.17%
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Prev. Close2.52
Price99.48
Coupon2.25
Day's Range2.5156 - 2.5156
Price Open99.58
Maturity Date31 MAR 2024
52 wk Range0.135 - 2.6020
Price Range99.43 - 99.61
1-Year Change1568.17%
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United States 2-Year Analysis


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Dave Jones
Dave Jones Apr 06, 2022 1:01PM ET
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Who is buying?
Radium King
Radium King Apr 06, 2022 10:48AM ET
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Not 10% yet?
Dave Jones
Dave Jones Apr 06, 2022 1:13AM ET
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USA bonds and consequently the dollar is being thrown under the bus...
Stanley Park
Stanley Park Apr 05, 2022 3:22PM ET
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Look at the inclination with max view. hahaha
Richie Berg
Richie Berg Apr 05, 2022 2:08PM ET
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Three 50bp hikes are pricing in.
Mark Ma
Mark Ma Apr 05, 2022 1:50PM ET
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30-year fixed mortgage crosses 5% for the first time since 2011 - CNBC
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Mark Ma Apr 05, 2022 12:45PM ET
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I believe a recession is gonna come way faster than anyone thinks. Just because everyone is saying it’s not coming this year doesn’t mean it’s not coming. Everyone is still living in a fantasy world of QE and a low fed funds rate. Wait till we’re at 3% fed funds right which will be in a snap, that just destroys tack borrowing rates buying houses buying a car. And that’s not even close to wear the fed funds rate will be. We’re headed to 5% plus on the fed funds rate pretty quickly...
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Dwain Hobbs Apr 05, 2022 12:45PM ET
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No way 3% rates,, the market will buckle at 1 - 1.5% % and the fed will panic again,, always lower highs on the yield chart for the last few decades.
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Dave Jones Apr 05, 2022 2:27AM ET
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closing in on the 30
Mark Ma
Mark Ma Apr 04, 2022 9:27AM ET
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Yes the risk is high for a recession as the fed hikes rates, but perhaps strong balance sheets/savings will keep us out of recession?? It’s probably not possible to engineer a soft landing because, to limit inflation, you need to restrict credit enough to get actual people and businesses to stop buying things. Their clients and customers then have to close down, too, in a cascade of failures...
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I don't think the balance sheet/saving will stop a recession but will make it easier for people/bissnesses get though it. but the longer it takes for the fed to get inflation under control the worst the affect of a recession will be felt, as inflation will carry on eating in to people savings. another thing which look like a massive issue worldwide is the housing market has been pumped up massive though covid and with rising interest rates now something got to give soon.
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sorry just seen your theard on the 10yr
Fab De
Fab___De Apr 04, 2022 1:30AM ET
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Recession now garanteed. Could be very deep
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recession was pretty much guaranteed when Fed decided to unnecessarily prolong QE.
 
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