What is TREASURY NOTE (T-NOTE)?

Medium term, 1-10 years, fixed rate debt security issued by a national government.

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Related Legal Terms
TREASURY NOTE, U.S. TREASURY NOTE, TREASURY BOND (T-BOND), EURO MEDIUM-TERM NOTE (EMTN), FLOATING RATE NOTE (FRN), FLOATING RATE NOTE, TREASURY BOND, U.S. TREASURY BILL, WHENISSUED TREASURY (WIT), DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY


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