0 Treasury yields 50 basis points or more below their year's high
A Treasury yield at least 50 basis points below its highest of the last year.
Bonds · Yields and spreads · US · Ranked by Below its own 52-week high in basis_points, furthest below first · Rebuilt 2026-11-08 at 11:45 UTC
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The rule: A Treasury yield at least 50 basis points below its highest of the last year. Below its high means the yield has fallen, which is the price of the note having risen; the figure is the yield's, in basis points. Read from the US Treasury's daily par yields and FRED's daily ICE BofA option-adjusted spreads, closes up to 2026-11-06: 14 of the 14 yields in this rule's range could be measured. No yield in the range was left out.
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0 of 0 yieldsNothing matched this rule at the last rebuild.
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