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Sean,
In addition to the usual Interest Rate
indicators, such
as Bonds, etc., my current real time
data provider (NAQ)
lists the following interest rate
possibilites:
Chicago Board Options
IRX INTEREST RATE, 13-WEEK YIELD FVX INTEREST RATE,
5-YEAR YIELD TNX INTEREST RATE, 10-YEAR YIELD
TYX INTEREST RATE, 30-YEAR YIELD
INTEREST RATE, SHORT
TERM-IMPLIED FORWARD RATE INDICATORS: IZC MARCH
IZF JUNE IZH AUGUST IZI SEPTEMBER IZJ
OCTOBER IZL DECEMBER
Hope this
helps. ............. John
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size=2>> I've been reading of the relationship between Interest rates (Prime
rate)> and say the S&P500.> > Sorry for my ignorance,
but is the Interest rate available anywhere for> download. Does it
have a symbol?> I am using Reuters Datalink but can't find anything
resembling 'interest> rate'.> > Steven Achelis - 'Technical
Analysis from A to Z' suggests using the Prime> Rate with it's 50wk MA to
identify bullish/bearish periods in the S&P 500.> > As you can
probably tell, I'm fairly new to this. Any help would be>
gratefully received.> > Thanks,> Sean> >
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