Sentences with phrase «benchmark yields»

US benchmark yields flirt with 3 % Yields on 10 - year US Treasury notes moved above 3 % at midweek, the first time that threshold had been breached in four years.

On Dec 18, 2013, as RBI unexpectedly left the repo rate at 7.75 %, the 10 year benchmark yield fell from 8.91 % to as low as 8.52 %.

The same is true for benchmark yields in European countries such as Italy.

These reference yields will be based on the simple average of the respective daily SGS benchmark yields from the month before the public notice of issuance (the «reference SGS yields»), as provided on the «Daily SGS Prices» page of the SGS website.

This move has lifted benchmark yields up to 2.30 percent from a 2015 low of 1.67 percent on Jan. 30.

The Treasury market initially remained fairly resilient to this reversal of sentiment, but by early March benchmark yields had reached their highest level so far this year, ahead of the Fed's confirmation of its decision to raise interest rates.

In the decade starting 1945, U.S. benchmark yields averaged about 2.46 percent, according to «A History of Interest Rates» by Sidney Homer and Richard Sylla.

This has put ten - year benchmark yields within a whisker of tackling the pivotal level at 3.28 % (though five - year will probably lead on a break below 2.15 %).

A daily close above 119.00, and ten - year benchmark yields through the pivotal level at 3.28 % should speed things up.

US TNote Future — March 2010 Comment: Front month TNote futures are struggling with the pivotal 122.00 area, and benchmark yields at 3.25 %, open interest declining as contracts are not rolled over.

Portfolios are regressed against the 10 - year Bank of Canada benchmark yield.

Meanwhile, the outlook for 10 - year Treasury yields is at its lowest level since December 2014, with survey respondents seeing the benchmark yield ending the year at just 2.1 percent, down 22 basis points from the March survey.

A close above that level could send the benchmark yields «well into the mid-4 percent area,» Ciana said in a report on Monday.

That view gained momentum in late February when the benchmark yield climbed past 2.9 % — more than twice its historic lows in July 2016 — following a Congressional question - and - answer session with the new Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell.

The benchmark yield flirted with the level all day Monday, but it was Tuesday's stronger than expected Case - Shiller home prices that pushed it through the mark for the first time since January 2014.

A company may be able to reduce interest expense by calling an outstanding preferred share class and issuing a new share class at a lower spread above the benchmark yield.

But thus far, the benchmark yield's surge above 5.30 percent to five - year highs of 5.33 percent on Tuesday, has been fleeting.

Option - adjusted spread (OAS) is the yield spread which has to be added to a benchmark yield curve to discount a security's payments to match its market price, using a dynamic pricing model that accounts for embedded options.

US TNote Future — March 2010 Comment: Benchmark yields have mercifully pulled back from pivotal trendline resistance and continue to unwind Decemberâ $ ™ s (surprising) move.

A year ago, bond funds suffered record withdrawals amid hysteria about a sudden increase in benchmark yields.

Since then, the benchmark yield has dropped back down to around 2.3 percent.

Lenders are also pushing interest rates down by cutting the «spread» between the interest rates that they charge and benchmark yields, according to Stoffers.