Historical Year Data · 1984

30Y Treasury Yield in 1984

30Y Treasury Yield opened 1984 at 11.93% and closed at 11.54%, a -3.27% move for the year. The high of 13.94% was reached on May 30, and the low of 11.32% on November 23.

Open

11.93%

1984-01

11.54%

249 data points

High

13.94%

May 30

Low

11.32%

Nov 23

Full Year Change

-3.27%

1983 Change

+14.24%

Monthly Breakdown

Month	Open	Close	High	Low	Change
Jan	11.93%	11.78%	11.93%	11.62%	-1.26%
Feb	11.74%	12.14%	12.22%	11.71%	+3.41%
Mar	12.16%	12.52%	12.53%	12.05%	+2.96%
Apr	12.55%	12.86%	12.86%	12.41%	+2.47%
May	12.87%	13.84%	13.94%	12.87%	+7.54%
Jun	13.58%	13.64%	13.64%	13.14%	+0.44%
Jul	13.64%	12.87%	13.64%	12.87%	-5.65%
Aug	12.78%	12.51%	12.78%	12.35%	-2.11%
Sep	12.57%	12.28%	12.61%	12.07%	-2.31%
Oct	12.35%	11.64%	12.36%	11.61%	-5.75%
Nov	11.53%	11.58%	11.78%	11.32%	+0.43%
Dec	11.56%	11.54%	11.70%	11.35%	-0.17%

Events During 1984

1982 Latin American Debt Crisis

Deflation

August 1982 – 1989

Mexico defaulted on its external debt in August 1982, triggering a seven-year crisis that engulfed Brazil, Argentina, Chile, and most of Latin America. The "lost decade" reshaped emerging market finance.

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