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For TIPS, limit maturities to 10 years | Synopsis

For TIPS, limit maturities to 10 years

The B-E curve - is there a need for an adaptive economic system
The B-E curve - is there a need for an adaptive economic system by Julian Partridge
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(MoneyWatch) I have updated the tables below on Treasury inflation-protected securities. The data is as of Nov. 15. The first table provides the historical data on the real return of "nominal" Treasury bonds from January 1926 through October 2012. The second table shows the current and mean TIPS yields. In the past month, yields on five-year TIPS have risen by 0. 09 percent, while 10-year and 20-year TIPS yields have fallen by 0. 03 percent and 0. 09 percent, respectively. The five-year TIPS yield is now -1. 51 percent, the 10-year TIPS yield is now -0. 83 percent, and the 20-year TIPS yield has fallen to -0. 11 percent. With the exception of the TIPS maturing April 15, 2013 (which is yielding 0. 37 percent), TIPS bonds out through 20 years are all at negative yields.

For TIPS, limit maturities to 10 years

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Organization: Treasury

Overall Sentiment: 0

Relevance: 0.742395

Organization: Fed

Overall Sentiment: -0.052448

Relevance: 0.725946

Organization: Philadelphia Federal Reserve

Overall Sentiment: 0

Relevance: 0.556438

FieldTerminology: inflation

Overall Sentiment: -0.0669959

Relevance: 0.746806

City: Philadelphia

Overall Sentiment: 0

Relevance: 0.534257

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