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News Stories Following 5 Year T-Note news is the key to trading fundamentally. Below you can find links to articles in the news that discuss market fundamentals that could potentially
affect the price of 5 Year T-Note on the CME commodities exchange.
Before you invest in the five year treasury note futures market you should do your own research.
1. Washingtonpost.com "Treasurys gain as 5-year note auction results in record low
yield; demand remains high" November 22, 2011 The
Treasury Department sold $35 billion of five-year notes at a yield of 0.94 percent, beating the previous record low of 1.02
percent set in September. That’s a sign that demand remains high for U.S. government debt.
2. Brecorder.com "Bonds gain on Fed rate pledge, curve seen flattening" August 10, 2011 Five- and seven-year notes outperformed on the curve, with the five-year yield falling 4 bps to
0.9709 percent. Five-year notes were the most traded coupon on the curve.
3.
Bloomberg.com "U.S. Repo Close: Current 5-Year Note at Lowest Rate, Minus 0.3%" June 29, 2011 Current
5- and 10-year notes often trade at the lowest repo rates because they are widely used as hedges against positions in corporate,
mortgage and global debt. The 5-year note closed at the lowest repo rate: negative 0.3 percent, down from negative 0.2 percent.
4. Reuters.com “Bonds slip before 5-year auction, Fed
statement” April 27, 2011 US Treasuries on Wednesday gave back some gains
scored this week as traders awaited a five-year note auction and word from the Federal Reserve on the future of its monetary
policy.
5. Los Angeles Times "Pimco's Bill Gross
dumps U.S. government bonds" March 9, 2011
Pimco bond guru Bill Gross hasn't been shy about saying that he sees no value
in U.S. government bonds at current interest rates. Now, he has jettisoned the last of those holdings from his $237-billion-asset
Pimco Total Return fund, the world's biggest bond fund.
6. Bloomberg.com "T-Note
Sale a Stinker" December 29, 2010
The Treasury's $35 billion sale of five-year
notes was a "stinker" and underscores the trouble facing US economic policymakers, Bill Gross, who runs the world's
biggest bond fund at Pacific Investment Management Co., told CNBC.
7. Reuters "Treasuries - Prices Fall Ahead
of 5-yr Note Auction"
December 28, 2010
Treasury prices fell in early trade on Tuesday in light volume as dealers and investors prepared for
a $35 billion auction of new five-year notes.
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