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Traditional models fail to explain the resilience of $100 trillion market as central banks suppress short-term interest rates.
As the federal government continues to scale back quantitative easing, demand remains high for longer-term Treasuries.
First floating-rate Treasury notes sold; touted as 'money-market yields without the headaches.'
Treasuries due in a decade or more are at their cheapest level since July 2011, relative to their global peers with comparable maturities.
Stronger signals on European recovery could mean U.S. losing debt safe haven status.
Latest round of Fed stimulus stirs inflation speculation.