U.S. Treasury Yields Fall as 20-Year Rate Drops 14.6 Basis Points

U.S. Treasury yields fell Oct. 15 as September producer-price and retail-sales data were released, with the 20-year rate posting the largest decline among the maturities listed.

The 20-year yield dropped 14.6 basis points intraday to 5.434%. The 30-year rate fell 14.1 basis points to 5.385%, while the 10-year yield declined 13.6 basis points to 5.054%.

The five-year yield lost 11.5 basis points. The 10-, 20- and 30-year yields each remained above 5%.