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Treasury Still Selling Inflation-Protection TIPS at Negative Yields

Imagine not just loaning the government money for free, but at negative nominal rates. Another fresh Treasury auction of 10-year inflation-protection TIPS just went off yet again at negative interest ...
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Investors Still Buying Treasury TIPS At Negative Interest Rates

The government is somehow managing to borrow money at what are negative interest rates right now via the Treasury Inflation-Protected Securities, or TIPS. When a TIPS matures, the investor is ...
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Bond Demise 2013: Has the Next Great Short Already Taken Off?

Just over one month ago we made the case that perhaps the best short since the heyday of the subprime mortgage debacle may be on the horizon. Our December 5 ...
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Fifth Consecutive Negative Yield TIPS Auction

If one is looking for a deflationary signal about the US economy, a good place to start might be with Treasury Inflation-Protected Securities, known as TIPS. The US Treasury Department ...
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TIPS Auction Yield Goes Negative Again

If one is looking for a deflationary signal about the US economy, a good place to start might be with Treasury Inflation-Protected Securities, known as TIPS. The US Treasury Department ...
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TIPS Buyers Get Negative Interest Rate

Today’s auction of $13 billion in US 10-year Treasury Inflation-Protected Securities (TIPS) went off at a yield of -0.89%, just the second time that yields have turned negative. Demand for ...
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The Jobs That Make The Most In Tips

Tips have reached a tipping point. The amount people in the service industry make in tips is up for the first time in three years, according to a report published ...
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Yield Curve on CDS Flips – An Opportunity in ETFs? (UUP, UDN, FXF, TIP, STPZ)

As the debate continues over raising the US debt ceiling, market reaction has been reasonably muted, most likely because in the entire history of the US no such occasion has ...
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