30 Year Treasury Bond Constant Maturity (Chart)

30 Year Treasury, Constant Maturity, Chart



The 30 year Treasury continues to spike up. The picture is worth a thousand words.

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30 Year Conventional Mortgage Rate Ticks Up (Chart)

Slight up tick but still below 5 percent. Fed buying of mortgage backed securities and treasuries is still holding rates down.

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30 Year Goverment Bond Signaling Problems Ahead (Chart)

Thirty Year Government Bond, Daily Price.

The 30 year Treasury Bond yield is drifting slowly upwards. This indicates there is little interest in the bond. With a slew of government debt on the horizon this does not bode well.

The thirty year remains a good proxy of future inflation expectations and should be watched closely. This is exactly what we intend to do.

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30-Year Conventional Mortgage Rate (Chart)

Source : St Louis Federal Reserve Bank

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