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After hovering around zero earlier this year, bond-equivalent three-month bill yields have risen, and were at 0.15% Friday.
Libor, Repo Rates Climbing Deborah Lynn Blumberg 2010
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In 2008, bond-equivalent yields on T-bills pushed toward zero, and the three-month T-bill's bond-equivalent yield was negative at one point -- meaning buyers took a loss on capital.
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The bond-equivalent yield on three-month T-bills fell close to 0.30% before rebounding and closing at 0.514%.
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Three-month Treasury bills gained and their bond-equivalent yields fell by nearly 0.13 percentage point to 1.496% as some investors sought safety in the most liquid assets.
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The bond-equivalent yield on three-month T-bills fell below 1.0% to 0.935% yesterday.
Treasurys Feel Pinch 2008
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Treasury bills, the world's most-liquid assets, soared across the board in New York, pushing the bond-equivalent yield of the three-month bill briefly down by 0.81 percentage point to 0.069%, a level not seen since at least 1954.
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In the Treasury market, three-month bills saw their bond-equivalent yield fall below 1.0% yesterday to lows not seen since 1960, before edging higher.
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By comparison, the bond-equivalent yield on the six-month T bill was 2.095% yesterday, while two-year Treasurys yielded 1.964%.
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The scramble for even shorter-term paper has pushed bond-equivalent yields on T-bills back toward their recent record lows, with the three-month reaching as low as 0.38% at midmorning; by noon it was at 0.396%.
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Three-month bills led the rally, pushing its bond-equivalent yield lower to 1.711%, from 1.792% Tuesday.
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