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Treasury notes sit between short-term bills and long-term bonds. The US Treasury currently issues them with maturities of 2, 3, 5, 7, and 10 years. They pay a fixed interest rate every six months and return their face value at maturity. The 10-year note receives particular attention because its yield is widely used as a reference in financial markets. Notes can be held until repayment or sold earlier, but their market price may be above or below face value. Interest-rate changes, inflation expectations, and demand for government debt can all change that resale price before the note matures.
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