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To: Mike McFarland who wrote (376)4/3/2020 2:55:52 PM
From: Mike McFarland   of 379
 
Here's an article to read

nytimes.com

The surge in issuance could provide some relief to short-term debt investors after bill yields
turned negative, but risks sending yields on longer-dated debt higher and steepening the yield curve.





Right now everything up to the two year is below 0.25% (one to three months are around 0.10%


--the 20 year is at 1.04% and the 30 year is at 1.26%


There were some zero percents on there last week--up to three months.


Well, I'd sure like to borrow a trillion at one percent

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