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About Tipswatch

Author of Tipswatch.com blog, David Enna is a long-time journalist based in Charlotte, N.C. A past winner of two Society of American Business Editors and Writers awards, he has written on real estate and home finance, and was a founding editor of The Charlotte Observer's website.

Today’s 10-year TIPS auction: We’ve been Bernanked, again

What looked to be a very promising TIPS auction – possibly the most attractive in three years – dimmed considerably Wednesday when the Federal Reserve decided to hold off on tapering its bond-buying economic stimulus program. The result: Both the … Continue reading →

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TIPS yields fall sharply as Federal Reserve delays tapering of economic stimulus

The Federal Reserve blinked today and delayed any move to cut back on its bond-buying stimulus. The immediate reaction in the TIPS market was a plunge in yield. This development puts in turmoil the likely yield for Thursday’s auction of … Continue reading →

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Catching up on TIPS (after two weeks in Canada)

I’ve been away on vacation in Nova Scotia the last two weeks, away from a computer and (usually) far from e-mail or business news. So we have some catching up to do … plus there is a 10-year TIPS reissue … Continue reading →

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How high will TIPS and Treasury yields rise?

Since May 1 of this year, we have seen a pretty-much unprecedented rise in Treasury yields, almost blindingly quick as the Federal Reserve began to slowly back away (verbally, not in action) from its bond-buying stimulus program. On May 1, … Continue reading →

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4-year, 8-month TIPS auctions at -0.127%, a 3-year high

The U.S. Treasury just announced that its reissue of a 4-year, 8-month TIPS auctioned with a yield to maturity of   -0.127%, the highest yield for any 4- or 5-year TIPS issued in more than three years. Read the announcement. … Continue reading →

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