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TRX Post says average Treasury rate is 3.5% while 10-year yields 5.2%
A post on r/stocks claims that the average interest rate on marketable Treasury debt was 3.52% on Sept 30, up from 1.43% at the end of 2021, while the 10-year yielded 5.24% on Oct 9. It argues every maturity on the curve now yields more than the average the government pays, so rolled-over debt gets more expensive and the interest bill rises even if yields stay flat.
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What the sources claim
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The average interest rate on marketable Treasury debt was 3.52% on Sept 30, up from 1.43% at the end of 2021.
“the average interest rate on marketable debt was 3.52% on Sept 30, up from 1.43% at the end of 2021”
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On Oct 9 the 2-year Treasury yielded 4.8% and the 10-year yielded 5.24%.
“On Oct 9 the 2yr yielded 4.8% and the 10yr 5.24%”
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Every maturity on the Treasury curve now yields more than the average rate the government pays.
“Every maturity on the curve now yields more than the average the government pays”
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Debt that rolls over gets more expensive and the interest bill rises from here even if yields do not rise further.
“the debt that rolls over gets more expensive and the interest bill rises from here even if yields don't go up another basis point”
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Treasury notes average 3.38%.
“Treasury notes average 3.38%”
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