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Treasury bond

NOUN
  1. a debt instrument with maturities of 10 years or longer

How To Use Treasury bond In A Sentence

  • The 10-year T-note and 30-year Treasury bond are down 8.58 percent and 24 percent, respectively, in terms of price for the year to date.
  • A limited number of such vehicles as no-load stock index funds and inflation-indexed Treasury bonds should be made available.
  • Muni analysts had said the U.S. rating downgrade will most directly affect municipal credits tied closely to U.S. government debt securities, such as pre-refunded bonds backed by escrowed Treasury bonds and agency-backed municipal debt. S&P: State, Local Borrowers Can Still Be Rated Triple-A
  • They say brokers, trying to make up lost income from stock trading, may be exploiting the low yields on taxable Treasury bonds to sneak through higher charges on munis, which are exempt from most income taxes.
  • Since 2009, foreigners have invested just over $1 trillion in U.S. Treasury bonds, according to the Bureau of Economic Analysis.
  • The insurance company will take warehouse stocks or treasury bonds as surety.
  • Yesterday's announcement came after a 10-year treasury bond sale was undersubscribed this week. Globe and Mail
  • The treasury bond projects in Jiangxi Province enjoy great benefits in economic, social and ecologic terms.
  • During a routine sale of U.S. Treasury bonds in early September, one of the essential pillars holding up the economy suddenly disappeared.
  • When the federal government runs a deficit, it borrows the extra money by selling more Treasury bonds to the public.
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