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U.S. Treasury 2-year and 10-year nominal yields rose to 4.56% and 4.88% on November 9, while the 30-year held at 5.26%. The modest rebound left the 10-year nominal and real yields below their October 9 levels.
U.S. Treasury yields rose on November 6, with the 10-year nominal yield at 4.86% and its real counterpart at 2.63%. The daily increases were small relative to their declines since October 6.
U.S. Treasury yields fell on November 5, with the two-year rate dropping more than longer maturities. The 10-year nominal yield reached 4.84%, extending its decline from October, while the 10-year real yield stood at 2.60%.
U.S. Treasury yields fell on November 4, with the nominal 10-year rate at 4.90% and the 10-year real yield at 2.64%. The curve remained upward-sloping, while nominal yields extended their retreat from October levels.
U.S. Treasury yields rose on November 3, with the nominal 10-year at 4.95% and its real counterpart at 2.65%. The daily increase partly reversed a broader decline, while the nominal curve remained upward sloping.
U.S. Treasury yields diverged on November 2: the two-year rose to 4.59%, while the 10-year and 30-year fell to 4.91% and 5.28%. The 10-year real yield increased to 2.62%, contrasting with its decline over the month.
U.S. Treasury yields fell on October 30, with the 10-year nominal yield at 4.94% and its real counterpart at 2.60%. The monthly decline was concentrated in real yields, while the nominal curve remained upward-sloping.
U.S. Treasury yields moved unevenly on October 27, with the 2-year rising to 4.70% and the 10-year easing to 4.99%. Longer-term yields remained below late-September levels, while the curve retained a positive slope.
U.S. Treasury yields eased on October 16, with the 10-year nominal yield at 5.09% and its real counterpart at 2.74%. The daily decline left both measures above their September 16 levels.
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