It's unclear whether Democrats will yield back any of that time and vote sooner.
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It's possible but not expected that Democrats will yield back some of that time.
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A vote could take place on Wednesday if senators agree to yield back time.
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The report sent the benchmark 10-year Treasury yield back above the key 28% level.
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Bonds are lower, with the 10-year Treasury note yield back up to 2.5 percent. -U.
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U.S TREASURY YIELDS FALL BACK; U.S. 2-YEAR TREASURY YIELD BACK BELOW 0.9%, LOWEST SINCE NOV 2016
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He said he hopes Democrats will decide to yield back procedural time instead of working Saturday and Sunday.
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If we truly are the world's greatest country in how we treat other humans, then I yield back.
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Wednesday's bond rally pushed Germany's 20-year bond yield back into negative territory after it held positive for nearly a week.
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Absent a deal to yield back debate time, a final vote on Sessions's nomination could occur as late as Wednesday evening.
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Wednesday's bond rally pushed Germany's 20-year bond yield back into negative territory after it held positive for nearly a week.
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If Democrats refuse to yield back time and drag out the procedural clock, they could push a final vote until Tuesday.
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Each side would be given two days to use that time, and could yield back as much as wanted or needed.
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The BOJ said the move was aimed at bringing the yield back down to its target of around zero percent, Reuters reported.
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The bond rally briefly pushed Germany's 20-year bond yield back into negative territory after it held positive for nearly a week.
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Front-end investments that yield back-end savings, thus, are bizarrely scored by as adding to the deficit rather than reducing it.
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They also noted that it's entirely possible one or both sides would choose to yield back some of their time during the presentations.
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This mismatch is one reason to be cautious and dynamic in fixed income and guard against the risk of sudden yield back-ups.
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A vote to break the filibuster is scheduled for Thursday, and a final confirmation vote is expected Friday afternoon, assuming Democrats do not yield back time.
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Democrats have refused to shorten the debate time — to "yield back," in the parlance of the Senate — though in most cases there is little to debate.
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As doubts about Trump and his agenda have risen, buying in bonds has intensified, driving the 10-year Treasury yield back to lows last seen in November.
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This combination pushed Germany's benchmark 10-year bond yield back below 0.50 percent and towards 2-1/2 month lows hit last week at around 2.53 percent.
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The move would set up a final vote likely early Wednesday, unless lawmakers can agree to yield back some of the 30 hours of debate time. Sen.
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Democrats may be able to milk the clock until Tuesday by refusing to yield back time and requiring the Senate to be in session for the entire time.
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"Before I yield back, I want to point out, I'm standing here in my professional attire, which happens to be a sleeveless dress and open-toed shoes," she said.
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"In an ultimate move in the 10-year yield back over 3 percent, equities don't get sold on that unless the 2-year moves up higher and faster," said Hogan.
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The move sets up the Senate to take a final vote on Tillerson as early as Wednesday, if senators don't yield back any of the 30-hours of debate time. Sen.
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The eurobond portion US166858275= of Tesla's $1.8 billion junk bond was down 2 points in price in brisk trading, pushing its yield back above 8% for the first time since July 1.
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Under current rules, 30 hours must elapse on the floor every time the Senate votes to end dilatory debate and advance a nominee — unless there's unanimous consent to yield back floor time.
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"Before I yield back, I want to point out I'm standing here in my professional attire, which happens to be a sleeveless dress and open-toed shoes," McSally said on the House floor.
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It's become commonplace to argue that the stock and bond markets are sending conflicting messages, with the 22002-year Treasury yield back under 20203% and the S&P 22020 grinding out fresh records.
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BONDS UNDER PRESSURE The eurobond portion of Tesla's $1.8 billion junk bond was down 2 points in price in brisk trading, pushing its yield back above 8% for the first time since July 1.
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"The rise in the benchmark 10-year Treasury bond yield back above 3 percent this morning once again added to the dollar's relative yield appeal, particularly against higher risk and higher yielding rivals," said Esiner.
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Instead of transporting the yield back to the island of Tasmania, they opted for Poor Tom's distillery closer to Sydney, where Bignell oversaw distillation alongside Poor Tom's distiller Jesse Kennedy and Rootstock organizer Giorgio De Maria.
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While the rise in U.S. bond yields appears to have stalled for now, with the 10-year yield back below 3 pct, the dollar is unlikely to lose its interest rate and yield advantage any time soon.
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Senate rules require 6900 hours to elapse on the floor once the Senate votes to end dilatory debate on a nominee, which empowers the minority party to eat up the calendar by refusing to yield back time.
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ON THE 30 TREASURY, YOU STILL HAVE THIS ONE LAST LINE IN THE SAND OF – DECLARING THAT THE BULL MARKET MIGHT STILL BE INTACT AND THAT'S THE PIVOT POINT, WHICH WAS THE HIGH YIELD BACK 18 MONTHS OR SO AGO, AND THAT'S AT 3.22.
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Comments from St. Louis Federal Reserve Bank president James Bullard and Chairman Jerome Powell helped to push the yield back above 2% early on Tuesday afternoon, but later in trading the 10-year note yield hit a low of 1.982%, its lowest level since June 503 when it was near a three-year low.
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For leg- yielding, the half-volte is used to get increased engagement from the horse, and the animal is then leg-yield back to the track instead of being allowed to drift back there. The horse has a relatively short distance to cover, and is generally naturally drawn to the wall. In half-pass, the volte can be used to establish bend, before asking for a half-pass back to the wall. It is helpful to remember this shape when ridding through it.
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The rider rides down the quarterline (which falls half-way between the centerline and the long side of the arena). This has similar benefits as riding down the centerline, as it tests for straightness. Riding down the quarterline is especially useful in training for leg-yield, as the rider can leg-yield from the quarterline to the wall, requiring only a few steps of leg-yield in a direction. Eventually, the rider may ask the horse to leg-yield back and forth several times, from the wall to quarterline to wall.
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