The yield on the two-year US Treasury note has fallen to its lowest level since December 12th of last year
According to Jinshi Data reports, the yield on U.S. two-year Treasury notes has fallen to its lowest level since December 12 last year, dropping 3.6 basis points intraday to report at 4.178%.
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