30-Year Treasury

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30-Year Treasury

A debt security owed by the United States government for a period of 30 years. Each 30-year Treasury has a stated interest rate, which is paid semi-annually. Because the United States is seen as a very low-risk borrower, many investors see 30-year Treasury interest rates as indicative of the state of the wider bond market. Normally, the interest rate decreases with greater demand for 30-year Treasury securities and rises with lower demand. As with other U.S. Treasury securities, 30-year Treasuries are negotiable and may be traded on an exchange or over-the-counter. See also: yield, bond, treasury note, treasury bond, treasury bill.
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This is Lithuanias second 30-year bond (face value EUR 850 million), at an annual interest rate of 1.625%.
Lithuania : Lithuania borrows EUR 1.5 billion in foreign markets
Demand exceeded e1/44.9 bln for the 5-year bond and e1/45.9 bln for the 30-year bond. Cyprus raised e1/4500 mln from the issue of the five-year bond, and e1/4750 mln from the 30-year bond.
FINANCE: Cyprus double bond sale raises EUR 1.25 bln to repay Russian loan
Cyprus's first 30-year bond sale was overloaded with orders on Wednesday, with high demand for such long maturities showing just how much Europe's bond market is adjusting to expectations of persistently low interest rates and central bank stimulus.
Dash for 30-year Cyprus bond sale, overloaded with orders
The interest rate on bonds issued by the Ministry of Finance on behalf of Qatar was 90 basis points over US Treasury bonds on five-year bonds, and the 10-year bond rate was 135 basis points, while the 30-year bond interest rate stood at 175 basis points above US Treasury bonds, the statement added.
Qatar raises $12 bn in international bond sale
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Treasury offering $66b of Treasury securities
Bahrain's potential new 30-year bond would be priced off its existing 30-year bond maturing in 2044, which is now at 7.1pc.
Bahrain 'may offer premiums on bonds'
Sri Lanka, April 20 -- An inquiry report by a committee of eminent lawyers into a controversial 30-year bond auction, cleared Central Bank Governor Arjuna Mahendra and stated that he had no direct role in deciding to accept bids over and above one billion rupees.
Central Bank Governor Arjuna Mahendran "Cleared"
US 30-year bond yields fell to a record 2.219 per cent on January 30, about 0.3 percentage point less than at the height of the financial crisis in 2008.
Draghi's bond buying plan sends ripple across the Atlantic
The inaugural 30-year bond sale offer by Bank Negara Malaysia evoked no interest from foreign buyers.
-Bank Negara bonds evinces no interest from foreign buyers
"Over the near term, we'd be targeting 2.13% to 2.15%." In late trade, the 30-year bond was down 30/32, its yield rising to 3.257% from 3.2016 late on Thursday.
Weekly Treasury Update
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DFM lists two government issues worth $1.250 billion
Buying picked up in the afternoon after a 30-year bond auction went smoothly.
Japanese bond yield ends at 2-month low on safe-haven buying

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