Articles About Treasury Notes

Author:
James I. Clark III
Posted:
05.12.2010

Is the Fed About to Hike Its Federal Fund Rates?

The recent release of minutes from the Federal Reserve’s March meeting may hint that the nation is experiencing a sustainable recovery and is possibly facing upwards inflationary pressure.  The yield on 10-year Treasury notes has already surpassed four percent for the first time since last June; oil and copper traded at their highest prices in […]

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Author:
James I. Clark III
Posted:
02.25.2010

CMBS Activity Expected to Remain Slow in 2010

Commercial mortgage-backed securities (CMBS) are expected to remain below $15 billion in 2010 as borrowers cope with falling property values.  According to Alan Todd, a JPMorgan analyst, debt sales backed by CBD office, hotel and shopping center loans could be as low as $10 billion this year.  Aaron Bryson of Barclays Capital is more optimistic, […]

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