10-Year T-Note Koers — Grafiek — Historische Gegevens

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The 10-Year U.S. Treasury Note futures contract represents a standardized agreement to buy or sell a U.S. government debt security with an original maturity of approximately ten years. It is one of the most widely watched benchmarks in global fixed income markets, with prices driven by Federal Reserve interest rate expectations, inflation data, economic growth outlook, and demand from domestic and foreign investors. Because bond prices move inversely to yields, a rising futures price typically signals falling market interest rates and vice versa. The contract is quoted as a percentage of par value, so a price of 108.625 means 108.625% of the bond's face value.

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The 10-Year T-Note is priced at 108.39 price points, slipping about 0.06% today and down roughly 0.17% on the week. While the contract is nearly flat over the past month, it has declined approximately 3.5% year-to-date and is off about 3.2% compared to one year ago.