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treasury bond
This term refers to a specific financial instrument used by national governments to secure long-term funding. It carries a connotation of extreme safety and stability, often serving as a benchmark for risk-free returns in global financial markets.
In professional financial discourse, it is distinguished from "treasury bills" (short-term) and "treasury notes" (medium-term). While the term is used broadly, it specifically implies a commitment of capital over a duration typically exceeding ten years.
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The investor decided to put his savings into a long term treasury bond for stability.
Why is the yield on the ten year treasury bond rising so quickly?
The government issued a new treasury bond to fund the infrastructure project.
The government issued a new treasury bond to fund the infrastructure project.
I should probably diversify my portfolio by adding a treasury bond.
During the war, the state relied heavily on the sale of every available treasury bond.
A treasury bond is generally considered a risk free asset in domestic markets.
He wondered if selling his treasury bond now would be a mistake given the current inflation.
The central bank manages the supply of the treasury bond to control interest rates.