Wednesday's Data

Published November 19, 2014, 5:51 p.m. EST

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Government Securities Prices	10-year: 98 ³¹/₃₂ to yield 2.37, down ¹¹/₃₂ 30-year: 98 ¹⁵/₃₂ to yield 3.08, down ¹⁶/₃₂
Municipal Bond Index	124 ³/₃₂, up ¹/₃₂
The Bond Buyer's 30-Day Visible Supply (as of 11/20)	Total: $6.096 billion, down $2.010 billion Competitive: $1.599 billion, down $506.1 million Negotiated: $4.498 billion, down $1.504 billion
The MuniCenter List	Offering total: $10.708 billion, down $203.1 million

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