为啥会pushing benchmark 10-year yields lower呢？
NEW YORK (Marketwatch) -- The Federal Reserve Bank of New York said Wednesday it will buy $105 billion in Treasury bonds over the next month, as the central bank engages in a second round of quantitative easing to support lending and spending. The amount includes purchases to be made under a previous program to reinvest cash from its maturing mortgage-related holdings back into Treasurys. Bond analysts expected the Fed to buy about $105 to $110 billion in the coming month. The Fed said how much in each maturity batch it would buy, starting Friday and on virtually every market day until Dec. 9. After the announcement, the broader bond market improved, pushing benchmark 10-year yields lower. Yields on 10-year notes (UST10Y 2.65, -0.02, -0.56%) , which move inversely to prices, turned down by 1 basis point to 2.70%, after touching the highest level in three months. |
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