Treasury Bill Yields Jump 17 Basis Points as Fed Opens September Meeting
Treasury sold 13-week bills at 3.970 percent and 26-week bills at 4.060 percent on September 14, a 17 basis point weekly jump, as the FOMC opened its two-day September meeting.
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Beige Book Finds Prices Rising Moderately in 8 of 12 Fed Districts
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Four Reserve Banks Sought a 4% Discount Rate in July, Fed Minutes Show
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Bank Reserves Fall to $2.92 Trillion, the Lowest Level Since April
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Fed Mortgage Bond Holdings Fall to $1.93 Trillion, Lowest Since July 2020
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Treasury Doubles Bond Buybacks to $4 Billion, but 30-Year Yield Rebounds
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Foreign Treasury Holdings Fall $72 Billion in June as China Cuts to $633 Billion
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