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By tradition, they divide by 360, not 365, and so you understand that dealers of Treasury bills tend to quote "discounts."
习惯上他们除以360,而不是365,国库券的经销商,习惯于谈论"贴现"
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At the February 14th auction, Treasury bills were-- sixty-day treasury bills were sold and the auction price is given.
在2月14日的拍卖中,卖出了60天期国库券期,这里给出了拍卖价格
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As you put a dollar in treasury bills, you end up with a nineteen multiple; that sounds pretty good.
比如你用一美元买了短期国库券,最终你的投资会翻19倍,听上去很不错吧
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Treasury bills in the United States are limited to one year out; well, that's the name of it.
美国短期国库券最长为一年,这也是它名字的由来
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I think we pretty much explained there's another thing i want to say about Treasury bills.
我认为已经解释清楚了,下一个关于短期国库券的要点
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Treasury bills--maybe you have to realize there's a distinction between savings bonds and Treasury bills.
你们需要注意的是,储蓄债券和国库券是有区别的
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The U.S. Government is a big issuer of discount bonds and they're called Treasury bills.
美国政府是贴现债券的大发行商,这些被称为国库券
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And a dealer--what a dealer does is it maintains an inventory of, in this case, treasury bills and then it stands ready to buy and sell.
中间商所做的是,囤积各类国库券,随时准备交易
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Treasury bills are for serious investors and so they don't come in small denominations.
国库券是面向专业投资者的,所以他们不以小面值出现
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I'm talking about four-week Treasury bills; 2.25% the Federal Funds Rate is still at 2.25% but at least the more prominent three-month T-bill rate is at the end.
我在谈论月国库券；,联邦基金利率仍在%,但是至少显著地,季度国库券利率还在最低端。
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When the Treasury in the United States sells Treasury bills notes and bonds they deal almost exclusively or we say primarily--with broker-dealers not the general public.
当美国的财政部,卖出国库券，票据，债券时,他们几乎是私下交易的,或者说首先与经纪自营商交易,而不是大众市场。
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They can't sell them to get money so the Fed is saying fine we'll just take those and we'll give you Treasury bills which are completely everyone trusts them.
他们不能够卖掉资产来获取金钱,所以美联储说，好吧，我们拿走你的资产,给你完整的国库券,每个人都相信他们。
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Either in treasury bonds or treasury bills.
购买长期国库券还是短期国库券呢
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What they did instead of just-remember the Federal Funds Rate is a target interest rate that the Fed attempts to hit through buying and selling treasury bills in the U.S. or in other countries buying and selling government bonds to affect the market.
他们真正做的事-记住,联邦资金利率是,美联储试图通过在美国,买进和卖出国库券,或在其他国家买进和卖出政府债券,来影响市场的目标利率。
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You get nineteen times your money over eighty-one years, but then if you take into account the inflation consumes a multiple of eleven and you're an institution like Yale that consumes only after inflation returns, putting your money into treasury bills really didn't get you very much.
1年后你的钱翻了19倍,但是如果考虑通货膨胀,在此期间侵蚀了11倍的收益,而且如果你是像耶鲁这样,减去通货膨胀调整到实际回报后再论支出,那么将钱投资于短期国库券,不会让你赚得多
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