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- 10-year TIPS auction gets real yield of 2.438%, a great result for investors
- Coming this week: An attractive new 10-year TIPS
- Disinflation triggers in June, but for how long?
- A restaurant menu demonstrates the frightening power of inflation
- A 10-year TIPS is maturing July 15. How did it do as an investment?
- TIPS vs. I Bonds: Right now, it’s ‘advantage TIPS’
- 5-year TIPS auction gets a real yield of 1.955%, a good result for investors
- My schedule … and what’s coming next
- 5-year TIPS reopening auction arrives in a volatile week
- U.S. inflation rose 0.5% in May; annual rate hits 4.2%, highest in three years
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The Treasury market seems to be crumbling. Why?
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if you think deflation is around the corner, why would you buy TIPS?