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US Government Benchmarks

Issue/Issuer

Coupon

Maturity Date

Latest Discount Yield/Price

Yield

4 Week Treasury Bill	0.000	31 Jul 2008	1.830	1.627
13 Week Treasury Bill	0.000	2 Oct 2008	1.820	1.767
26 Week Treasury Bill	0.000	2 Jan 2009	2.040	2.031
2 Year Treasury Note	2.875	30 Jun 2010	100.672	2.519
5 Year Treasury Note	3.375	30 Jun 2013	100.461	3.272
10 Year Treasury Note	3.875	15 May 2018	99.188	3.975
30 Year Treasury Bond	4.375	15 Feb 2038	97.445	4.533

Short Term Rates

Key Rates

Date

Average / Bid / Offer Rate

Prime Rate	3 Jul 2008	5
Federal Funds Effective Rate	2 Jul 2008	1.95
Discount Rate - NY Federal Reserve	3 Jul 2008	2.25
1 Month LIBOR	3 Jul 2008	2.46
3 Month LIBOR	3 Jul 2008	2.791

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Thursday July 03, 2008

Featured Article

Crude Oil and the U.S. Dollar Index Remain the Key "Outside Markets"
By: Jim Wyckoff (06/24/2008)

Most traders of all markets are still keeping a keen eye on two "outside markets:" the value of the U.S. dollar and crude oil. Any bigger price moves in crude oil futures and the U.S. dollar index are likely to have a significant price impact on most other markets. Read the full article.

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