From October 25, 2022 until December 13, 2024, 3-month U.S. Treasury bill yields exceeded those of 10-year U.S. Treasury notes.
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- Remember, this is the economic indicator to watch [LINK]
- Chris94 - 7:55am 5/22/25
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- The bond market is voting the only way the the Mango freaks understand; with its rates on the “big, - Frank L - 1:46pm 5/22/25
- From Forbes: - Hensou - 11:28am 5/22/25
- Jobs numbers are more relevant. - PaND - 10:49am 5/22/25
- The debt doesn't matter, it's irrelevant, don't worry about it. [NT] - iairishcheeks - 10:40am 5/22/25
- Is this the new pearl clutching talking point? I remember when it was the stock market and tariffs - TampaIrish - 10:20am 5/22/25
- Exactly. Pay attention Baron. You voted for instability and chaos. [NT]
- conorlarkin - 9:39am 5/22/25
- Keep hoping for disaster, Starbucks. [NT]
- BaronVonZemo - 10:54am 5/22/25
- You lack integrity. [NT] - ND521 - 2:18pm 5/22/25
- Selective memory? - Hensou - 9:45am 5/22/25
- Keep hoping for disaster, Starbucks. [NT]
- BaronVonZemo - 10:54am 5/22/25
- True, but economic growth would have been choked off if taxes were allowed to go up. - Curly1918 - 8:19am 5/22/25
- So which one is it Curls? You now advocating more reckless Mango tax cuts and spending - Frank L - 1:36pm 5/22/25
- See above. I'm an equal opportunity political critic. [NT]
- Curly1918 - 3:46pm 5/22/25
- I take it that this is a no to the question then? [NT] - Frank L - 3:54pm 5/22/25
- See above. I'm an equal opportunity political critic. [NT]
- Curly1918 - 3:46pm 5/22/25
- So which one is it Curls? You now advocating more reckless Mango tax cuts and spending - Frank L - 1:36pm 5/22/25