Economy
Add as a preferred source on GoogleThe 10-year yield was 5.10% and the 30-year was 5.48%, both lower than their Oct. 14 levels.
The U.S. Treasury's Oct. 15 daily par curve put 10-year yields at 5.10% and 30-year yields at 5.48%, both 9 basis points below the prior session and still above 5%.
The 10-year yield was 5.19% on Oct. 14, while the 30-year stood at 5.57%. September producer-price and retail-sales data were also released Thursday.
The Treasury's daily series reflects indicative market bids sampled at approximately 3:30 p.m. ET.
Energy accounted for more than 80% of the monthly increase in final-demand goods prices. Gasoline rose 20.3% from August.
Parent-company senior unsecured notes make up $125 million of the financing; a subsidiary’s first mortgage bonds account for the other $150 million.
Zelenskyy said strikes on Oct. 13-14 left at least 600,000 people without power. President Donald Trump said an energy ceasefire had begun, while the Kremlin said its terms were still under discussion.
